W. A. G.'s Tale By: Margaret Turnbull
W. A. G.'s Tale by Margaret Turnbull is a heartwarming and captivating story that takes readers on a journey through the eyes of an extraordinary dog named W. A. G. From the very first page, Turnbull's skillful storytelling and vivid descriptions immediately draw you into the world of W. A. G., where animals possess a unique ability to communicate with each other and form deep bonds. One of the most commendable aspects of this book is Turnbull's ability to create well-rounded and lovable characters, both human and animal alike. W. A. G. himself is a remarkable protagonist, and his unwavering loyalty and determination to protect his friends and family make him an endearing and relatable character. The author's clear understanding of a dog's perspective shines through, as she beautifully captures the innocent and pure nature of W. A. G. The plot of the book is both engaging and thought-provoking. As W. A. G. embarks on a quest to find a missing puppy, readers are taken on a journey that explores themes of friendship, bravery, and the power of love. With each passing chapter, the story becomes more intense and heartfelt, leaving readers eager to uncover the next twist and turn. Turnbull's writing style is elegant and immersive, with the perfect balance of detail and action. Her descriptive prose effortlessly transports readers into the lush landscapes and bustling streets of the story's setting. Additionally, she tackles important topics such as animal rights and empathy in a gentle yet impactful way, inspiring readers to reflect on their own relationship with animals. The emotional depth of W. A. G.'s Tale is truly remarkable. Turnbull has an innate ability to capture complex emotions and convey them with honesty and sincerity. From moments of joy and triumph to moments of heartache and loss, each emotion is palpable and resonates with the reader long after the final page. In conclusion, Margaret Turnbull's W. A. G.'s Tale is a must-read for animal lovers of all ages. As a touching and enchanting story filled with memorable characters and powerful messages, it leaves a lasting impression on its readers. It is a testament to the special bond between humans and animals, showcasing the strength of their connection and the transformative power of love. First Page: W.A.G.'S TALE EDITED BY MARGARET TURNBULL WITH ZOBZEE ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR CONTENTS PREFACE BY AUTHOR I. UNCLE BURT'S BILLY II. OUR HOUSE III. OUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR IV. ON THE TOWPATH V. ON THE DELAWARE VI. GEORGE VII. LEFT ALONE VIII. AT TURNER'S IX. THE WHITE TENT ILLUSTRATIONS I STARTED TO GET BETTER AND WRITE THIS BOOK (p. 153) (colored) Frontispiece From a drawing by M.L. Kirk A ZOBZEE ON THE BRIDGE HE JUMPED OUT AND TOOK A ROPE AND PULLED THE BOAT CLOSE SHE WASHED AND I DRIED HE TURNED AND WENT INTO THE WHITE STONE HOUSE, AND ALL THE CATS RAN AFTER HIM HE SMOKED A PIPE, AND I PLAYED WITH ALL HIS TEDDY CATS BRINGS HIM DOWN, PERSIMMONS AND ALL SO I TOOK MY FISHING ROD AND FLICKED IT AT HIM NEVER YOU MIND, BABY DEAR, COME ON WHAT'S AN ABSENT MINDED BEGGAR? HEY, ROBINSON CRUSOE, HERE'S YOUR MAN FRIDAY HE HAD TO TAKE A CAN OPENER AND CUT AUNTY EDITH'S FOOT OUT WE ALL WORKED WITH HOSE AND EVERYTHING AUNTY MAY GOT A HATCHET AND MADE A CHOP AT THE SNAKE I BELIEVED THEY HAD REALLY GONE AWAY, AND LEFT ME ALL ALONE I TOLD HIM ALL ABOUT AUNTY MAY SLID DOWN WITHOUT A BIT OF NOISE I WOKE UP AND FOUND MYSELF LYING ON THE PORCH AND IT WAS UNCLE BURT W.A.G.'S TALE PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR I have been sick... Continue reading book >>

W. A. G.'s Tale By: Margaret Turnbull

W. A. G.'s Tale by Margaret Turnbull is a heartwarming and captivating story that takes readers on a journey through the eyes of an extraordinary dog named W. A. G. From the very first page, Turnbull's skillful storytelling and vivid descriptions immediately draw you into the world of W. A. G., where animals possess a unique ability to communicate with each other and form deep bonds.

One of the most commendable aspects of this book is Turnbull's ability to create well-rounded and lovable characters, both human and animal alike. W. A. G. himself is a remarkable protagonist, and his unwavering loyalty and determination to protect his friends and family make him an endearing and relatable character. The author's clear understanding of a dog's perspective shines through, as she beautifully captures the innocent and pure nature of W. A. G.

The plot of the book is both engaging and thought-provoking. As W. A. G. embarks on a quest to find a missing puppy, readers are taken on a journey that explores themes of friendship, bravery, and the power of love. With each passing chapter, the story becomes more intense and heartfelt, leaving readers eager to uncover the next twist and turn.

Turnbull's writing style is elegant and immersive, with the perfect balance of detail and action. Her descriptive prose effortlessly transports readers into the lush landscapes and bustling streets of the story's setting. Additionally, she tackles important topics such as animal rights and empathy in a gentle yet impactful way, inspiring readers to reflect on their own relationship with animals.

The emotional depth of W. A. G.'s Tale is truly remarkable. Turnbull has an innate ability to capture complex emotions and convey them with honesty and sincerity. From moments of joy and triumph to moments of heartache and loss, each emotion is palpable and resonates with the reader long after the final page.

In conclusion, Margaret Turnbull's W. A. G.'s Tale is a must-read for animal lovers of all ages. As a touching and enchanting story filled with memorable characters and powerful messages, it leaves a lasting impression on its readers. It is a testament to the special bond between humans and animals, showcasing the strength of their connection and the transformative power of love.

First Page:

W.A.G.'S TALE

EDITED BY

MARGARET TURNBULL

WITH ZOBZEE ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR

CONTENTS

PREFACE BY AUTHOR

I. UNCLE BURT'S BILLY II. OUR HOUSE III. OUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR IV. ON THE TOWPATH V. ON THE DELAWARE VI. GEORGE VII. LEFT ALONE VIII. AT TURNER'S IX. THE WHITE TENT

ILLUSTRATIONS

I STARTED TO GET BETTER AND WRITE THIS BOOK (p. 153) (colored) Frontispiece From a drawing by M.L. Kirk

A ZOBZEE

ON THE BRIDGE

HE JUMPED OUT AND TOOK A ROPE AND PULLED THE BOAT CLOSE

SHE WASHED AND I DRIED

HE TURNED AND WENT INTO THE WHITE STONE HOUSE, AND ALL THE CATS RAN AFTER HIM

HE SMOKED A PIPE, AND I PLAYED WITH ALL HIS TEDDY CATS

BRINGS HIM DOWN, PERSIMMONS AND ALL

SO I TOOK MY FISHING ROD AND FLICKED IT AT HIM

NEVER YOU MIND, BABY DEAR, COME ON

WHAT'S AN ABSENT MINDED BEGGAR?

HEY, ROBINSON CRUSOE, HERE'S YOUR MAN FRIDAY

HE HAD TO TAKE A CAN OPENER AND CUT AUNTY EDITH'S FOOT OUT

WE ALL WORKED WITH HOSE AND EVERYTHING

AUNTY MAY GOT A HATCHET AND MADE A CHOP AT THE SNAKE

I BELIEVED THEY HAD REALLY GONE AWAY, AND LEFT ME ALL ALONE

I TOLD HIM ALL ABOUT AUNTY MAY

SLID DOWN WITHOUT A BIT OF NOISE

I WOKE UP AND FOUND MYSELF LYING ON THE PORCH

AND IT WAS UNCLE BURT

W.A.G.'S TALE

PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR

I have been sick... Continue reading book >>

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