Since beginning the year with Miss Stretchberry, Jack, the main character in the novel Love That Dog, has learnt a lot about poetry. When he read poetry like "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and "The Tiger," he learnt about rhyme and repetition. Also, when he heard poems read out loud, he learnt how important it is to listen carefully. Finally, learning about love from Stretchberry (a dog), Jack has learnt that you can't write about love or speak about it without using some form of language. Even if you try to write about something you don't understand, you'll only make things up. So, instead of writing fiction that has nothing to do with reality, it's better to talk about something that you do understand. I think what Jack has learnt from his time with Miss Stretchberry is that love is very powerful and at the same time impossible to describe. You can't write about it without using some form of language - even if you try to write about something you don't understand, you'll only make things up. Instead of writing fiction that has nothing to do with reality, it's better to talk about something that you do understand. Good luck with your homework!