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Bringing up Beauty

by Sylvia McNicoll (2000)

About this book

With a flapjack tongue and oversized feet, this is the ugliest puppy Elizabeth has ever seen. It will be easy to resist loving her. And since Beauty is only staying until she can be trained as a guide dog, there is no room for love in this relationship ...

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreBringing up Beauty Lead Character

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