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Lucky's Home for Lost and Hungry Dogs

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Lucky's Home for Lost and Hungry Dogs

By: Deborah Hopkinson
Narrated by: Charlie Sanderson
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Summary
A brave pup navigates the streets of Victorian London in search of a loving home in this rollicking adventure inspired by the true story of England’s first animal shelter.

Lucky the dog and her brother Winston are born into a wealthy Victorian home, but they are not purebred poodles like their show-winning mother. When the owners realize their lack of pedigree, the pups are cast out on the snowy streets to fend for themselves. It’s a dangerous world for two small pups, and when Winston is scooped up by a dog napper, Lucky is left all alone!

Thankfully, brave Lucky has a few tricks up her sleeve. She can read, for one thing. And she makes fast friends among her fellow strays.
With the help of a regal wolfhound, a wise old spaniel, a quick-witted cat, and two giant dogs who live with the storyteller Charles Dickens, Lucky hatches a plan to rescue Winston and help all the lost and hungry dogs of London find a place to call home.

From the award-winning author of The Great Trouble, this rollicking adventure inspired by England’'s first animal shelter will win over dog-loving hearts of any age.
Action & Adventure Animal Fiction Animals Animals & Nature Historical Historical Fiction Literature & Fiction
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Reviews

“The most heartwarming story I’ve read in ages. Full of historic detail from Victorian England, this lost and found tale of stray dogs (and cats!) will have you rooting for the luckiest dog in London." —Rosanne Parry, New York Times bestselling author of A Wolf Called Wander

"Lucky’s Home for Lost and Hungry Dogs has the special magic of a classic. Courage and tenacity abound; humor and transformative acts of grace save the day; and a loving, little dog shows us all what truly is “the best and most important thing.” A wonderful book!” —Candace Fleming, winner of the Children’s Literature Legacy Award

"A well-crafted tale for dog lovers." —Kirkus Reviews

"Engaging historical fiction for enthusiasts of Dodie Smith’s The One Hundred and One Dalmatians or well-known works by ­Dickens." —School Library Journal

"Lively animal-centric adventure, inspired by the founding of England’s first animal shelter, weaves fact and fiction to produce a buoyant tale of survival and friendship. Plucky canine and feline characters bring this ardent tale to life." —Publishers Weekly
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