Hank the Cowdog

[Wrecks]

I don't know if this was ever out in the UK. But I do fondly remember this series growing up. About a talking dog and his buddies who solved different cases. Some fairly enjoyable reads. Has this ever been something you guys have heard of? Or just now knowing of?

 

[SpideyGirl]

Sorry never heard of it Wrecks

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Me neither.

 

[pip]

Me neither . Maybe it didn't venture this side of the pond.

 

[Tonyblack]

Me neither - but thre seems to be a whole set of books.

 

[SpideyGirl]

oh looks quite good that!

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

And that 25 in the B.R.H. corner may be the price in cents and the Puffin logo for Penguin publishing .

 

[Tonyblack]

And that 25 in the B.R.H. corner may be the price in cents and the Puffin logo for Penguin publishing .

No, it's number 25 in the series. He's written about 58. I was asking Sharlene about the books as she used to own a bookstore. She said they are very popular and quite funny.

 

[SpideyGirl]

Owning a bookstore, eh? One of those things that always sounds so wonderful.

 

[Tonyblack]

Owning a bookstore, eh? One of those things that always sounds so wonderful.

It sounds like it, but it's really hard with all the competition from the large chain stores and the Internet. Independant book stores just can't compete on price and some of the bigger stores will actively out price the smaller places out of business.

 

[SpideyGirl]

yeh thought as much.

 

[meerkat]

There's a lovely independant book shop in Pocklington! It is brilliant and even has reading clubs for pre-school children and it is always packed out!

 

[author3]

I used to always either want to be a writer,a violinist,or own a bookshop
I am still stuck between writer or a violinist