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Love is a Pup - A Dog-Tastic Celebration of the World's Cutest Puppies - cover

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Love is a Pup - A Dog-Tastic Celebration of the World's Cutest Puppies

Charlie Ellis

Publisher: Summersdale

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Summary

Puppies are my favourite people
 
The little woofers in this collection are more "fluff" than "pup", they haven’t worked out quite what to do with their limbs, and they haven’t grown into their ears yet – and that’s what makes them so adorable. Capturing all kinds of pooch at their most ridiculously tiny and lovable, this book will prove that it’s not just any old dog that's a man’s best friend – it’s a puppy.
Available since: 05/14/2020.

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