By: Margaret Lillie
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Margaret’s love of reading came from her father, Robert, who read to her every night when she was a little girl. She carried on reading when she was sent to boarding school in Edinburgh at the age of 10, from the various rubber plantations she grew up on with her parents and siblings in Cameroon (formally known as the British Southern Cameroons). Her childhood enjoyment of a good story inspired her to write this book.
A lovely, feel-good story! My kids loved it!
Loved the book. Great graphics and a really nice feel-good story. Showing the love and happiness a dog can bring to a family. My niece is expecting a baby soon so I will gift it to her to read to the wee one. Well done Margaret.
I got this book for my nephew and my sister says he asks her to read it to him every night.
… would thoroughly recommend it!
My two boys loved this book so much, that we had to read it three times before bed tonight! We loved the illustrations and the story and hope that there will be more adventures of Robin and Millie and their family! Manya Kitanova
This book is great! It tells the story of Robin and the new addition to the family, Millie. The illustrations are wonderful and the font is just the right size. My little brother absolutely loves turning the pages and enjoyed the story being read to him. Would recommend!!!
What a great storybook for children! However, I must say, even I enjoyed the book. My two children loved it so much that I have ordered one as a gift for my niece and nephew!
We have a mini schnauzer who is 4 years old. So naturally, my daughter was drawn to the book. Upon reading it, I quickly realised that it was the story that my daughter aligned with, because she too is an only child. I am really happy to review this book 5 stars!
I bought this book for my Son and he loves it, Millie is such a cute character and we are hoping for more of her antics. Well written and lovely easy to turn pages. A series would be great.
