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 * Berkeley Breathed **

** Summary ** Hei ﻿ dy McCloud was just one of the girls at St. Egregious Home for Troubly Girls, but when she goes to live with her uncle Hamish she meets an unexpected traveler that turns her world turns upside down. The traveler was a priceless dachshund breaded to be a show dog named Sam the lion. She sees him and goes to pet him when he kisses her. Heidy says gross and runs away to find a fat lady waiting for her in the airport. But, Heidy didn't know Sam and her would be together. After she befriends Sam a mean poodle named Cassis frames him of trying to kill baby Bruno so her uncle Hamish shoots Sam in the ear, wraps him up in his robe, takes him out to the forest, calls animal control and tells them to come and pick Sam up, then shoots a bullet to the sky and Heidy never saw Sam again. Will Heidy ever see Sam again? Read the book to find out.

** My personal favorite part of the book is when they are leaving the air port and Sam has a whole crowd chasing after him while he is chasing Heidy. My least favorite part was when her Uncle Hamish shot Sam. I would say this book is for people that like realistic fiction and adventure. Evan though you might cry it is a really good book in my opinion. If you read this page all the way through then you should read the book! **

Biography of the author
 * Berkeley Breathed was born on June 21, 1957. Berkeley Breathed is an American cartoonist, children's book author/illustrator, novelist, director, and screenwriter, best known for //Bloom County //, a 1980s cartoon-comic strip which dealt with socio-political issues as seen through the eyes of highly exaggerated characters and humorous analogies. Worksitied: His first regularly published strip, //Academia Waltz //, appeared in the //Daily Texan // in 1978. Berkeley, his wife and their two children live in Southern California. Although a private person, he has given interviews to on-line magazines such as //The Onion and Salon // – but only rarely face-to-face or telephone interviews. He and his wife support animal rights, and his book, //Flawed Dogs: The Year-End Leftovers at the Piddleton 'Last Chance' Dog Pound // ,  promotes adopting pets from shelters.[|Berkeley's home page]  **

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