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Anne Fine read politics and history at Warwick University. Her first novel was published in 1975; now she writes for both adults and children and is one of the UK's most successful writers. Her awards include two Carnegie Medals, the Guardian Fiction Prize, two Whitbread Prizes and a Smarties Prize. GOGGLE-EYES was serialised on TV and MADAME DOUBTFIRE became a Hollywood hit movie. Anne lives in County Durham.
It's a dog's life for Anthony. Not only is he lacking the respect he deserves from the neighbourhood dogs and cats, but suddenly all he can do is scratch, scratch, scratch. And now bits of him are dropping off - yeuch! Just when Anthony thinks things can't get any worse, he finds himself on the vet's table. What she has in mind is about to destroy the tiny shred of street cred he has left...
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Not only is he lacking the respect he deserves from the neighbourhood dogs and cats, but suddenly all Antony can do is scratch. And now bits of him are dropping off! Just when Anthony thinks things can't get any worse, he finds himself on the vet's table. What she has in mind is about to destroy the tiny shred of street cred he has left.
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...a fable about embarrassment that made me laugh aloud
Anne Fine is the Children's Laureate and the awards she has won for her fiction include two Carnegie Medals, the Guardian Fiction Prize, two Whitbread Prizes and a Smarties Prize.