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| Original Title: | The Last Dog on Earth |
| ISBN: | 0440419506 (ISBN13: 9780440419501) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Daniel Ehrenhaft
Paperback | Pages: 234 pages Rating: 4.16 | 1325 Users | 164 Reviews
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The Last Dog on Earth is book I remember well. I'd ordered it from a book order catalogue through my elementary school back in 2007 (now I feel old; time flies too fast 😔) and it was a widely talked about novel among most of the other students in my class. It combines two things very well - the dystopian genre, which was gaining popularity around that time period, and the classic character duo of a boy and his dog. The plot itself is slow-burning and full of a lot of teen angst "nobody understands me" stuff, but it's still definitely a moving and powerful story, and the plot is plausible to some degree.Rereading it now, I found that Logan's own problematic family life was more interesting than the plot of a disease infecting dogs. I think The Last Dog on Earth is more of a character-driven book, and this adds more depth to it than many other books in its genre. It got a little slow and repetitive over time, but I can see it still being popular among younger readers today (again, this is making me feel old!), although I'm not sure many adult readers would get as much out of it.
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| Title | : | The Last Dog on Earth |
| Author | : | Daniel Ehrenhaft |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 234 pages |
| Published | : | June 2004 by Dell Yearling Random House (first published February 2003) |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Animals. Fiction. Realistic Fiction. Science Fiction. Dogs. Childrens. Middle Grade |
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Ratings: 4.16 From 1325 Users | 164 ReviewsCriticize Based On Books The Last Dog on Earth
I read this book for Battle of the Books in 5th grade, and I absolutely loved it! In fact,once I finished it, I just picked it up and read it again. The Last Dog on Earth is a hear-wrenching and intelligent story that I would recommend to everybody.That's OK, Daniel Ehrenhaft. I don't need a unbroken, functioning heart anyway.Jerk.
The Last Dog on Earth by Daniel Ehrenhaft is a riveting story with many hardships. This book explains the thoughts of a boy who people "just don't get." I would recommend this to anyone who likes books that make you think or that makes you just try to understand some of the things a teen boy thinks about.It starts off introducing a troublesome boy named Logan who lives with his mom and step-dad. He and his step-dad don't get along and constantly get into arguments. He ends up adopting a puppy
Everyone's dogs are getting sickthey stumble, they become almost comatoseand in the last stage they attack everyone around them. And the people who are bitten are getting sick too. Logan's on the run (ha!). His dog Jack isn't sick and he wants to protect her from the people who are determined to shoot all dogs on sight. But is Jack just not infected yet, or could she possibly be immune to the disease?This was a great read! I'm an animal lover in general, and a dog lover in particular, so it was
The Last Dog on Earth Inspirational. Pleasing. Moving. Daniel Ehrenhafts story is truly beautiful. He writes about how love has no boundaries between a boy and his dog. This fiction novel is amazing. It had many things that would capture all of the perfect moments while also showing the hardships of Logan and his shelter dog, Jack. They seem to be made for each other. What was once a timid, shy, feral dog turned out to be Logans best friend. Ehrenhaft also writes about the problems that Logan
The Last dog on Earth, is about Logan Moore, a boy who pretty much hates his life. Everyone in his life for the most part, wants him to live, breathe and sleep like Devon Wallace, his arch enemy in a way. Logan, his mom and Robert, his stepfather go to a barbeque at the Wallaces house. At the barbeque he uses his invention to mess up the Wallaces stereo and get their dog to push Devon into the pool. After a talk with Mr. Wallace, Robert decides he wants to get a dog just like Otis, the Wallaces
Logan a young kid with a knack for inventions has found trouble with his unappreciative step-dad. With his step-dad wanting him to be more normal sends him and his mother to buy a dog. Although Logan has much worst intentions by picking out a mut. In the middle of the mess a new disease begins to turn dogs mad except Jack. When Logan escapes with Jack he soon finds his dog injured. When he wakes up he realizes he is in a house with a scientist who is taking care of his dog(his dad). With Jack's
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