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A review by lileuw
The Pug Who Bit Napoleon: Animal Tales of the 18th and 19th Centuries by Mimi Matthews
4.0
Really fun little book! The stories were fun and interesting and you can tell the author did their research. My only downside for this book, personally, was that there were so many individual stories of all animals, except cats, most cat stories were more about people than cats, but I did really enjoy this book and do recommend this to everyone.
The art in the book is really nice as well, some were just way too small for the pages because the art work is horizontal, instead of vertical, and they made those artworks smaller to fit the pages, makes sense, but some of the artwork loses it's beauty because of it, especially if you aren't wearing your glasses when you read this book! ;)
Note, if you just lost your pet, please stay away from this book, because there are some really sad stories in this book that would make you upset, I mean, I don't even like dogs all that much but I nearly cried about some dog stories because they were so sad! Just a slight warning about that! :)
The art in the book is really nice as well, some were just way too small for the pages because the art work is horizontal, instead of vertical, and they made those artworks smaller to fit the pages, makes sense, but some of the artwork loses it's beauty because of it, especially if you aren't wearing your glasses when you read this book! ;)
Note, if you just lost your pet, please stay away from this book, because there are some really sad stories in this book that would make you upset, I mean, I don't even like dogs all that much but I nearly cried about some dog stories because they were so sad! Just a slight warning about that! :)