Book details
Bella
Description
Four stray dogs all with a story to tell of their rescue and how they came to live at Munchy Flats Cottage with their people, Flossie and Jo.The second title in this new series. Bella is a pedigree - her real name being Princess Isadora of Bude! She's a lapdog and spoilt rotten by her elderly owner. When her owner is taken into hospital, Bella has to go and live with another family and is bullied and teased by the other dogs. Bella's hair gets matted, her ribbon torn and she's very unhappy. She runs back to the hospital where she thinks her owner is, but sadly her owner has died. Bella has to learn to live with her new bullying siblings. One day, out in the park Bella is bullied by a pack of dogs and is left cowering in the bushes. Her new owners decide that they must find Bella a new home and they take her to Munchy Flats Cottage where she settles in nicely with Buster… A heartwarming ending to a story about bullying dogs.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
proficient
Length
64 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Characters: Jean Ure is known for creating relatable and engaging characters that readers can connect with, making her books a great choice for those who enjoy character-driven stories.
- Important Themes: Ure often tackles important and contemporary themes in her writing, such as friendship, family dynamics, and personal growth, which can offer valuable insights to readers.
- Accessible Writing Style: With a clear and accessible writing style, Jean Ure's books are suitable for a wide audience, including both younger readers and those who are young at heart.
- Emotional Depth: Ure's books are known for their emotional depth, providing a reading experience that can be both heartwarming and thought-provoking, encouraging readers to reflect on their own experiences and feelings.