Description

The world’s happiest and most dog-friendly superhero is here! A brand new, charming adventure for young readers.

Meet Harriet Hound. She’s eight years old and loves dogs!

But Harriet has something else that makes her super … the power to summon the dogs from her family’s rescue shelter every time there’s trouble afoot.

Whether it’s a carnival catastrophe, a sudden storm, or vanishing vegetables, Harriet and her best dog friends use their super special talents and problem-solving skills to save the day!

Publisher Review

Perfectly judged stories that will thrill young readers with intriguing mysteries, simple-yet-rhythmic writing and a highly inventive brand of canine magic. * Andrew McDonald * This gorgeous book gets a big paws-up from me – funny, adorable and packed full of puppies * Nat Amoore * Featured, January Children’s Previews * The Bookseller * A sprinkle of magic, a superhero in doggy pjs and a dog for every occasion are the stars in this paw-some tail. Foster writes of Harriet’s exciting life with bags of heart and a clear understanding of autism that shines through in each of the three short stories. * A Word About Books * The Autistic representation in Harriet Hound is charming and authentic. Many of Harriet’s experiences will be relatable to young Autistic readers…Everything about Harriet Hound is loveable; the book was pleasure to read…. I applaud the affirming depiction of autism which illustrates that being Autistic is simply a different way of being, not something that is wrong or to be ashamed of. I highly recommend Harriet Hound for young readers. * Autism Books by Autistic Authors *