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'This house is not as good as our old house,' said Peter. 'I want to go back.' But no one heard except for Harold, the dog. Neither of them slept that night, in their room overlooking the unfamiliar woods. What Peter did next, and how he kept the dark on the other side of the bridge, make a magical story of friendship and resilience.

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#AnglophileApril Day 26: For young kids who just moved to a new place, they may have a #TakeTheLongWayHome feeling of being displaced. As is the trademark quiet style of the Steads, this book depicts transition; the pain of moving that is borne silently alone, or at the very least shared with a canine companion; and the comfort derived from friends – whether make-believe, hand-crafted, or actual flesh-and-blood. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-b2D