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Finding Danny By Linzi Glass: Book Report
Finding Danny
Linzi Glass I just finished reading Finding Danny by Linzi Glass. Glass wrote this book by combining her love for animals with her love for writing.

In this book Bree has a beloved dog who gets away. Throughout this book
Bree will do anything to find Danny.Throughout the book she realizes she is loved more than she thinks she is. Linzi Glass was inspired to write this book by all of her rescue dogs she says “she couldn’t live without”. I loved this book because in a way it’s relatable. Everyone in their life feels misplaced or lost like Bree in this book. Also because of all the nail-biting adventure parts. I would recommend this book to ages 9 and up. And to both boys and girls. it would also be a
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