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Marathon and Steve,Used
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Product Description Marathon, the lazy canine companion of an ardent jogger, Steve, certainly does not mind when his master is injured, is forced to give up his daily run, and must find a new activity to keep himself busy From School Library Journal KindergartenGrade 3 Marathon's master is a lot more enthusiastic about their daily runs than is his dog. Steve is a fitness nut, and Marathon likes the comfort of a good dinner, a warm fire, and television. Gamely, however, he plunks along behind Steve, until Steve strains a tendon and the doctor advises him to swim instead. Steve is concerned that Marathon will miss his vigorous exercise, but Marathon is delighted to change to leisurely walks and occasional romps on the beach. Gentle fun is poked at the trendy human tendency to exhaust one's self exercising while the sensible dog knows how to combine enjoyable activity with leisure. Marathon, a winning Springer Spaniel type, and his determined master are depicted in nicely varied ink and watercolor illustrations of various sizes which show them en route through country and town. The text is simple and lively. Patricia Pearl, First Presbyterian School, Martinsville, Va.Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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