Webster: Tale of an Outlaw, by Ellen Emerson White

Webster: Tale of an Outlaw, by Ellen Emerson White, is about a dog who was abused.  It seems in all his homes he was mistreated. On his way he saves many people. Later on he makes his toughest rescue. Will he finally find a place he belongs? Will he still be in and out of his shelter? Does he still think he is an outlaw?

I had a dog we rescued from his abusive owners and he turned out really nice. My dog’s name was Whiteboy. He was a pitbull with white fur and black spots. Like Webster, he wasn’t comfortable at first then began to get more comfortable with people. Sadly he just passed away.  Sadly there are a lot of abused animals in the world.

I loved this book because it was very adventurous. I also liked this book because I love animals  and I rescued an abused dog. If you like this book you'll probably like the book, Gaby Lost and Found.  If you love adventures and animals you'll love this book.

 -kiki chocolate

Shelter Dogs: Amazing Stories of Adopted Strays by Peg Kehret

The book Shelter Dogs by Peg Kehret is about 8 dogs.  The dogs used to be strays who find really good homes at the end. To me I really like the personalities of these beautiful animals. When these animals are brought into the shelter, they are not in good condition at all.  When dogs get brought into the shelter people who go to the shelter to adopt a dog want animals in good condition.  Dogs that get put up for adoption in bad condition don’t get adopted. But when people go to the shelter to see the dogs in this book, they feel really bad that they are not finding good homes. Since the people feel really bad, they give them a chance with their lives and these people bring them in. What really touches me is that there are really good people and they decide to be good to other people or even the animals that are here in this world. These animals are here for a reason and that reason is to make a difference in this crazy place we call Earth. I hope you enjoy this book very much because I know I did, and remember to read other Peg Kerhet books.

Reviewed by Bubbles 123