Mike&ScrabbleToo
Further tips on training your Human
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Pets, Cats, Home & Garden, Nature
| Author: | Mike Dicks, Scrabble | ISBN: | 9781787111837 |
| Publisher: | Veloce Publishing Ltd | Publication: | July 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Hubble&Hattie | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mike Dicks, Scrabble |
| ISBN: | 9781787111837 |
| Publisher: | Veloce Publishing Ltd |
| Publication: | July 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Hubble&Hattie |
| Language: | English |
The relationship between dogs and humans has been evolving for tens of thousands of years, but it was only when Scrabble began writing about this from a dog's perspective that humans realised the true nature of their 'Best Friend' status. You could read an academic guide to understanding this friendship, and you probably should, but you should also flick through the thoughtful, insightful and funny thoughts of this rather clever dog.Mike&ScrabbleToo is the difficult second album or the awkward sequel to Mike&Scrabble. It represents the collected posts and tweets of our dynamic duo from the summer of 2016 to 'it's Christmas,' and reflects the changing nature of their relationship as well as the improving drawing skills of Scrabble's chosen illustrator, Mike.This book features more flights of fancy, more smiles and fewer moments of sadness than Scrabble's first offering: if you really enjoy melancholy, you should buy it and write a bad review.
The relationship between dogs and humans has been evolving for tens of thousands of years, but it was only when Scrabble began writing about this from a dog's perspective that humans realised the true nature of their 'Best Friend' status. You could read an academic guide to understanding this friendship, and you probably should, but you should also flick through the thoughtful, insightful and funny thoughts of this rather clever dog.Mike&ScrabbleToo is the difficult second album or the awkward sequel to Mike&Scrabble. It represents the collected posts and tweets of our dynamic duo from the summer of 2016 to 'it's Christmas,' and reflects the changing nature of their relationship as well as the improving drawing skills of Scrabble's chosen illustrator, Mike.This book features more flights of fancy, more smiles and fewer moments of sadness than Scrabble's first offering: if you really enjoy melancholy, you should buy it and write a bad review.
