Samotny, niekochany Promyk

Animal Stories #38

by Holly Webb, Patryk Dobrowolski (Translator)

Zosia nic nie może poradzić na to, że zakochała się w Promyku, cudownym szczeniaku berneńskiego psa pasterskiego, którego spotyka w parku.
Zosia zaczyna spędzać z nim coraz więcej czasu, ale coraz bardziej martwi się, że zapracowani właściciele szczeniaka nie są w stanie dać mu wystarczająco dużo uwagi i przeznaczyć tyle czasu na ćwiczenia, ile rzeczywiście potrzebuje piesek.
Ale jak może pomóc Promykowi, skoro nie jest jej psem?

Genres: Childrens, Fiction

123 pages, Paperback

First published January 11, 2018

About the author

Holly Webb is one of Britain's best-loved children's writers. She has written over a hundred books for children, and her work has been translated into over thirty languages. Holly lives in Tilehurst, just outside of Reading, Berkshire, with her husband, three children and several cats.

Reviews

[Kasia (kasikowykurz)]

Generalnie historyjka jest mega urocza z happy endem (choć odniosłam wrażenie, że urywa się nagle), ale brakuje mi tu jakiegoś wyjaśnienia, że pies to nie jest zabawka. Za to mamy pokazane, że branie dużego psa, gdy się tego w ogóle nie przemyślało, a potem oddanie go, bo sobie z nim radzimy jest jak najbardziej okay. Słabo, słabo, pani Webb... Chciałam odpocząć między cięższymi książkami, a tylko bardziej się zirytowałam.

[Zuzia]

zostałam straumatyzowana pov promyka

[Eve L-A Witherington]

In this book, Zoe finds a puppy in the park and it's instant love especially as her parents get to know Lauren and her children and Zoe is allowed to help out with their dog as they lack time to tire him or train him and he keeps causing trouble and getting in the way all the time.



This book perfectly shows how young families and dog can clash and not mix however it can depend on the type of dog too. I loved how there was a compromise which made all the kids happy and of course the puppy too!

[Akacia]

This is why you don't adopt pets while both of your kids are still really really young

[Simon Pedoe]

Great story for adults to read to kids.

[Iulia_R]

4.5/5 ⭐

[Layla]

Cute little kids book.

[Cassie]

Book Outlet.

[Terri]

My 11 year old who doesn’t like to read did this one all by himself and enjoys this series. Perfect for a kid who lives dogs and doesn’t really like reading much. Highly recommend.

[Mairéad]

A cute, heart felt story with a happy ending, perfect for developing readers aged 7+ with an interest in books about animals.

[Izabela]

If someone likes dogs and cheerful stories, I recommend it very much. For me it's okay

[Michelle]

Appropriate for: all ages!

My 6 year old daughter liked this book a lot. I liked it, didn't love it. I wish it had more pictures for my daughter.

[Layla]

Cute little story about a dog always tied up in a playground beside a school. Will he ever find a forever home.

[Alannah]

Out of the 3 Holly Webb books I have read this one I read the fastest. I can't wait to start my 4th Holly Webb book - Alfie All Alone