Dogboy

By Russell, Christopher J.

Publishers Summary:
In 1346, twelve-year-old Brind, an orphaned kennel boy raised with hunting dogs at an English manor, accompanies his master, along with half of the manor's prized mastiffs, to France, where he must fend for himself when both his master and the dogs are lost at the decisive battle of Crécy.

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ISBN
978-0-06084-117-1
Publisher
New York : Greenwillow Books, 2006.


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Reviewed on August 1, 2006

Gr 5-7 Sir Edmund Dowe, a middle-aged knight who -s fallen on hard times, has decided to join his countrymen in the first stage of the Hundred Years War between England and France and takes his ragtag servants with him: Tullo, a cruel but effective huntsman; Philip, Dowe -s weedy nephew and page; and 12-year-old Brind, the dogboy. As a baby, Brind was found among a litter of mastiff puppies, and as a boy, he is invaluable to Sir Edmund as someone who can communicate with the large, fi...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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