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    How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog: Exploring the Big Questions in Life
    How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog: Exploring the Big Questions in Life
    How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog: Exploring the Big Questions in Life
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    How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog: Exploring the Big Questions in Life

    Written by Anthony McGowan

    Narrated by Gildart Jackson

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    In this entertaining take on morality, an owner and his dog set out to uncover who has the right end of the ethical stick and can tell us how best to live one’s life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateFeb 18, 2020
    ISBN9781666558340
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    Anthony McGowan

    Anthony McGowan is the author of many critically acclaimed YA novels including Hellbent, Henry Tumour and The Knife that Killed Me. His Barrington Stoke titles include the Carnegie Medal shortlisted Rook and the 2020 Carnegie Medal winner Lark which the judges described as "a standalone masterpiece".

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