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Marcy Mary

by Kathleen H. Chamberlin (2009)

About this book

Whoever said there's no royalty in America never lived with a Dachshund. And there is no Dachshund more regal, more observant, more adventurous, and more willing to oversee a household than Marcy Mary, the true Dachshund American princess. And yes, Marcy Mary has written a tell-all. Marcy Mary explains her special role in the human world-to teach, protect and love the Anthony family as only a Dachshund princess can. And she spares no details about her personal acquaintances both wild and domestic, including a suitor from "the wrong side of the fence." (Oh, the scandal!).

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMarcy Mary Lead Character

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