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How many pages in no dogs allowed the book?
There are 214 pages in the book "No Dogs Allowed" by Bill Wallace.
What is the copyright date of No Dogs Allowed by Bill Wallace?
2004.
What is the setting of no dogs allowed by bill Wallace?
The setting of No Dogs Allowed by Bill Wallace is a farm in which Kristine, the main character lives on with her mother, father, and two sisters. Their farm is located in the country close to her grandparents' home.
What is the conflict in no dogs allowed by bill Wallace?
The conflict in "No Dogs Allowed" by Bill Wallace revolves around the main character, Kristine's, desire to protect an injured dog named Shilo despite her father's strict "no dogs allowed" rule. Kristine must navigate between her loyalty to Shilo and her father's expectations, leading to a moral dilemma and internal struggle.
What is the protagonist in the story no more dead dogs?
wallace wallace
Describe Wallace Wallace from no more dead dogs by Gordon korman?
wallace is a boy that is mean and has a bad reputation
What are the chapters in 'No More Dead Dogs'?
"No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman is divided into 28 chapters. Each chapter deals with different events in the story as the protagonist, Wallace Wallace, navigates through various conflicts and challenges, ultimately leading to his growth as a character.
Where does Wallace Wallace go to school in the book no more dead dogs?
Bedford Middle School
Are dogs allowed in water?
Yes dogs are defiantly allowed in water....
Is keeping dogs in Islam allowed?
No, keeping dogs in Islam is not allowed...............
What are 10 character traits of Wallace Wallace in no more dead dogs?
Sure! Some character traits of Wallace Wallace in "No More Dead Dogs" include honesty, bluntness, a strong sense of justice, empathy, curiosity, humor, skepticism, intelligence, independence, and resilience.
Why are dogs allowed in french restaurants?
Dogs are not allowed in restaurants or stores in France, except for guide dogs.
