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The Dog Who Wouldn't Be
Author	Farley Mowat
Illustrator	Paul Galdone
Language	English
Genre	Children's
Published	1957 (Little, Brown & Co)
Publication place	Canada
Pages	238
OCLC	1099385
LC Class	QL795 D6 M68
Followed by	Owls in the Family

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The Dog Who Wouldn't Be is a semi-fictional account of Farley Mowat's early life in Saskatchewan during the Depression with his dog, Mutt.

Plot

The book covers the adventures and misadventures of Mutt, a dog who does not act at all like a regular dog.

Reviews

Reviews were favorable.^[1]^[2]

References

^ Borland The Dog Who Wouldn't Be. The New York Times Book Review 18 Aug. 1957, p.10
^ "The Dog Who Wouldn't Be, by Farley Mowat. New York: Bantam Books. $2.50. The Boat Who Wouldn't Float, By Farley Mowat. New York: Bantam Books. $2.50". CSMonitor. October 13, 1981. Retrieved 7 May 2014.

External links

Lorraine Mary York (1 January 1990). Introducing Farley Mowat's The dog who wouldn't be: a reader's guide. ECW Press.

[1] Borland The Dog Who Wouldn't Be. The New York Times Book Review 18 Aug. 1957, p.10

[2] "The Dog Who Wouldn't Be, by Farley Mowat. New York: Bantam Books. $2.50. The Boat Who Wouldn't Float, By Farley Mowat. New York: Bantam Books. $2.50". CSMonitor. October 13, 1981. Retrieved 7 May 2014.

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