A Good Day to Make a Friend

By David E Miles

A heart-warming tale of how friendship can blossom once you get to know someone – even if they are very different to you.

Dasher is a pretty Terrier with love in her heart and wet paws. Her adventure takes her across the countryside where she makes some unlikely friends along the way. When she gets lost, these new friendships help her to find the way home.

• Language: English
• Publisher: David E. Miles
• Release date: Nov 20, 2020
• ISBN: 9781838138523

David E Miles

David E. Miles is a children's author living in the south-west of England with his wife, son, and dog. He has always written children's rhymes and poetry but for an audience of just one! A desire to see his work in print, saw David take the not so bold step of putting his work out to a wider audience. In addition to his children's books, David has also written for a very popular football fanzine for several years and has had some of his poetry published in various places. When he is not writing, David can be found spending time with his beloved family, watching his beloved football team, or playing his beloved golf.

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ISBN 978-1-8381385-2-3

A GOOD DAY TO MAKE A FRIEND

Dasher the Dog’s Adventure

Written by DAVID E. MILES

A Good Day to Make a Friend

The fog lifted over the farmer’s field, almost as if the dog’s wagging tail was wafting it away. The sun was burning through the clouds as this small part of the world was beginning to rise. Another day for Dasher the Terrier and she was sure it would be a good one.

The dew on the trees began to dry and the branches stopped slouching as they became lighter. It was almost like they were doing their morning exercises.

The farmer let Dasher off her lead and she ran through the field, busying herself with things to sniff. The warmth of the sun on her