I should probably start this story the way you humans like to, with an introduction. That’s how it was when I met mine, and OH BOY do I have a great pet. Imagine if magic really existed, hidden just out of sight, in our towns and cities.The happiest moment of a mutt’s life, when you see your pet human for the first time, and you know instantly that you’re going to be BEST FRIENDS forever. Lenny Lemmon tries to do his very best in school, but things always seem to go wrong for him. Meet Lenny Lemmon - and an invincible rat! In Where the Light Goes, award-winning author Sara Barnard explores grief, toxic fame, and the real lives that lie behind the lens of social media.Īuthor MG Leonard tells us more about twitchers, egg theft, and writing mysteries as she introduces her new book, Clutch. Sara Barnard reads from Where the Light Goes Join the School Library Association's virtual Weekend Course: Empowering All Pupils for the Future, on 23-24th June 2023, to hear from school libra. SLA Virtual Weekend Course: Empowering Pupils for the Future 208 pages / Ages 6+ / Reviewed by Jayne Gould, school librarian. Lively and funny, these illustrated chaotic canine capers will keep young readers entertained and eagerly anticipating further installments of Junior's diaries. However once Junior realizes what is expected of him, and with the threat of being sent back to doggy prison hanging over him, he does try his best to work with his person-pal, Ruff. Despite being determined to show how clever he is, Junior is quite easily distracted, especially when raccoons are involved, so these don't always go to plan. He introduces his new human family and doggy friends in the neighbourhood before describing his experiences at obedience classes. Junior guides his readers round his new kennel, exploring all the new spaces including the Sleep Room, the Food Room and the Picture Box Room, as well as the Backyard and the Hallway Closet. This family might be better known to some readers as the Khatchadorians, with Rafe the central character in the Middle School series by James Patterson. He has been adopted by the Catch-A-Doggy-Bone family and is the particular friend of the youngest, Ruff. Junior is very excited to be able to tell his story through the pages of his diary.
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