Michelle Booth

• A puppy born without the ability to bark;
• A veterinarian who believes that dogs could talk, given the right surgery;
• A scientist who specialises in growing tissue.

Add these together and the result is a dog with a unique ability and an attitude problem.

That means a confused family, offended neighbours, and some very scared cats!

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This is a happy book for children aged around 8-12 years of age. Mo is funny, cute, and fun. So is his friend Mimic, the parrot!

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Reviews:

"This is one of those books that you just don't want to put down. From the first page it was great. My kids enjoyed listening to this and it prompted a very nice lengthy discussion after we were finished with it. I would highly recommend this book to parents. Although this is a longer book, I found it a nice way to spend an afternoon with my kids."

"This is a perfect family book."

"Who wouldn't want to have a speaking dog and learn to know what his/her furry friend really thinks? The book also gives a lot of opportunities for (grand)parents that read this book with their (grand)children to start conversations about so important topics like bullying in an easy way. Highly recommended!"

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