Books with title I Should Say So

Excerpt from I Should Say SoThe Cap'n hed also ben a Whaler. One reason his son left hum - (don't care for that? Oh, well, turn over and read the ads.)About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Dot is a stubborn, independent pup who can't stop daydreaming about the place where he was born: a farm with a red barn. One day, he is adopted from the animal shelter by a little girl named Poppy Jane Megumi Dawson, but his wonderful new home does not stop Dot from trying to escape back to his farm! Will Dot find his way home to where he truly belongs?"My Life with Poppy Jane" Series:In this new series, you'll meet two very special characters: Dot and Poppy Jane. Dot is a different kind of dog. One of his ears stands straight up and his other ear folds over, and his tail looks more like a mouse tail than a dog tail! Poppy Jane is different, too. Her hair is curly in some parts and straight in other parts, and she loves to eat strange foods like rice balls wrapped in seaweed. Dot and Poppy Jane have many friends. You'll meet Poppy Jane's grandparents, their dog, Bobby, and their cat, Momo, as well as Dusty, Robby, Ivan, and Pochi. Come along with Dot and Poppy Jane as they grow up together and learn what it means to be different and to belong.

Dot is a stubborn, independent pup who can't stop daydreaming about the place where he was born: a farm with a red barn. One day, he is adopted from the animal shelter by a little girl named Poppy Jane Megumi Dawson; but his wonderful new home does not stop Dot from trying to escape back to his farm! Will Dot find his way home to where he truly belongs? "My Life with Poppy Jane" Series: In this new series, you'll meet two very special characters: Dot and Poppy Jane. Dot is a different kind of dog. One of his ears stands straight up and his other ear folds over, and his tail looks more like a mouse tail than a dog tail! Poppy Jane is different, too. Her hair is curly in some parts and straight in other parts, and she loves to eat strange foods like rice balls wrapped in seaweed. Dot and Poppy Jane have many friends. You'll meet Poppy Jane's grandparents, their dog, Bobby, and their cat, Momo, as well as Dusty, Robby, Ivan, and Pochi. Come along with Dot and Poppy Jane as they adventure together and learn what it means to be different and to belong.

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Dot is a stubborn, independent pup who can't stop daydreaming about the place where he was born: a farm with a red barn. One day, he is adopted from the animal shelter by a little girl named Poppy Jane Megumi Dawson, but his wonderful new home does not stop Dot from trying to escape back to his farm! Will Dot find his way home to where he truly belongs?"My Life with Poppy Jane" Series:In this new series, you'll meet two very special characters: Dot and Poppy Jane. Dot is a different kind of dog. One of his ears stands straight up and his other ear folds over, and his tail looks more like a mouse tail than a dog tail! Poppy Jane is different, too. Her hair is curly in some parts and straight in other parts, and she loves to eat strange foods like rice balls wrapped in seaweed. Dot and Poppy Jane have many friends. You'll meet Poppy Jane's grandparents, their dog, Bobby, and their cat, Momo, as well as Dusty, Robby, Ivan, and Pochi. Come along with Dot and Poppy Jane as they grow up together and learn what it means to be different and to belong.