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Title	:	A Dog Called Kitty
Author	:	Bill Wallace
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 176 pages
Published	:	April 1st 1992 by Aladdin (first published September 1980)
Categories	:	Childrens. Fiction. Animals

A Dog Called Kitty

Bill Wallace

Paperback | Pages: 176 pages

Rating: 4.06 | 3303 Users | 294 Reviews

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The puppy was small and fuzzy, with a friendly, wagging tail -- and Ricky was afraid of him!
No wonder, since he was attacked by a dog when he was just a baby. So when a stray puppy comes sniffling around the farm, Ricky tells it to get lost.
But the puppy keeps trying to play with Ricky. And every time Ricky's Mom feeds the cats, the little dog comes running. The cats aren't sharing their food, however, and the poor pup is slowly starving.
If Ricky doesn't overcome his fear, the little puppy may die -- but if he lets himself get close enough to feed it, he may find the best friend he's ever had!
Winner of the Texas Bluebonnet, the Oklahoma Sequoyah and the Nebraska Golden Sower Awards.

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Original Title:	A Dog Called Kitty
ISBN:	0671770810 (ISBN13: 9780671770815)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Texas Bluebonnet Award (1983), Oklahoma Sequoyah Award (1983)

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A Dog Called Kitty is the first "novel" I ever read. I was in the second grade and I remember balling my head off over Kitty's death while sitting in the bathtub. It was definitely an eye-opening experience. To be completely honest, it's been far too long for me to give this book an accurate rating, but after 20+ years the fact that I still remember reading this book as well as several specific scenes is enough for me to give it 5 stars. This book helped to create in me a love for reading.

My daughter got this book from the library and I had to reread it. It was my favorite book when I was her age and it still made me laugh and cry like it did back then. Such a great book!

This book is terrible for young readers. My 9 year old reading the graphic details as a child recalls being almost mauled to death by a dog and the stitches and shots afterward had in him in tears. Then, blacking out and snapping as you fight and pummel another kid on the football field was a great addition but then having the bully sick his doberman on you was a great bedtime story. Let us not forget the thought of letting the puppy you find in a barn starve to death and die was probably the

this book was very disciptive the ending was very sad.

Seriously I loved this book. I wore out my own as a kid and when a friend was getting ready to move (in high school) I saw that she had a copy and now have hers. I cried so hard.....

I was extremely disappointed by this book. I'm an English tutor and my student chose this book for us to read together, but had I known what was in store I would have selected something else. To begin with, the grammar is terrible. Fragmented sentences completely threw off the flow of our reading, which my student already struggles with. In addition to its poor structure, I found the story extremely violent and was concerned by what these "children's books" are teaching the youth. For example,

Several things bothered me in this story... 1st - the dad: the first scene sets him up as extremely cruel (moving away and taking the kids, leaving mom behind) but the rest of the time he only seemed to laugh. The kid was scared of him, but except for one mention of not wanting him to remove his belt, there is no development of the potential abuse. But it must be there because...2nd - the kid beats up a bully? And basically blacks out doing it? ("I don't remember what happened") and3rd - he's