Hotel for Dogs (2011)
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Debbie brought him over on Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. School had let out at noon as a prelude to the holiday, and the rest of the hotel staff was waiting to greet their first paying guest.
Preston was a lively dog and terribly strong for his size. He raced up the ramp so fast that Debbie, who was holding his leash, nearly fell on her face.
“He’s a hunting beagle,” she explained, handing the leash to Bruce with obvious relief. “I guess there are two kinds of beagles, the hunters and ...the stay-at-homes. Delaney’s father is training Preston to hunt rabbits. That must be why his legs are so strong.”
Preston was so excited at the sight and smell of so many other dogs that he tore around in circles. He ran from one room to another, giving shrill yelps, and bounded up the stairs and came tearing down like a wild thing.
“He sure is a lively one,” Tim commented. He looked a little worried. “I hope he doesn’t upset the others.”
“The other dogs are used to each other,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Debbie brought him over on Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. School had let out at noon as a prelude to the holiday, and the rest of the hotel staff was waiting to greet their first paying guest.
Preston was a lively dog and terribly strong for his size. He raced up the ramp so fast that Debbie, who was holding his leash, nearly fell on her face.
“He’s a hunting beagle,” she explained, handing the leash to Bruce with obvious relief. “I guess there are two kinds of beagles, the hunters and ...the stay-at-homes. Delaney’s father is training Preston to hunt rabbits. That must be why his legs are so strong.”
Preston was so excited at the sight and smell of so many other dogs that he tore around in circles. He ran from one room to another, giving shrill yelps, and bounded up the stairs and came tearing down like a wild thing.
“He sure is a lively one,” Tim commented. He looked a little worried. “I hope he doesn’t upset the others.”
“The other dogs are used to each other,”
What to read after Hotel for Dogs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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