Castle In The Mist
Subtitle: Planet Of The Dogs Volume 2
Contributors: Stella Mustanoja McCarty (Illustrator)
Series: Planet Of The Dogs Series
Publisher: Barking Planet Productions
Published: July 1, 2007
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 87
ISBN-13: 9780978692810
Subjects: Animals - Dogs; Juvenile Fiction / Animals / Dogs; Children's Books/All Ages
First sentence: It was a cold, dark night when the howling dogs awakened Prince Ukko from his sleep.
Description: Out in space, on the other side of the sun, is the Planet of the Dogs where dogs live in peace and happiness. This is the story of how dogs came down to the land of the Forest people to prevent war and to free the kidnapped children from the Castle In The Mist.
Notes: Long, long ago there were no dogs on planet Earth. The Planet Of The Dogs series tells the stories of when the dogs began coming to earth to teach people about loyalty and love and to bring peace from warring invaders. The third book in the series, Snow Valley Heroes, A Christmas Tale, tells the story of how the dogs saved Christmas.
Table of contents: title: To read Sample Chapters visit: www.planetofthedogs.net; title: Author's report on You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toZQcS8FWgY&feature=related; title: BOOK REVIEW by Wayne Walker; title: Stories for Children Magazine and Home School Buzz; title: " Do you think that it is possible for dogs to stop a war?  The dogs from The Planet of the Dogs are back!  Now that a year of peace has existed between the people of Stone City and the people of Green Valley, a new threat has arisen.  Prince Ukko of the Black Hawk tribes does not like the fact that King Bik of Stone City has given up warfare, so he has Bik’s children, Nik and Nikki, kidnapped and brought to his Black Hawk Castle in the mist on Lake Ladok.  Bik is prepared to turn his men back into soldiers and to lead them in battle against the Black Hawk tribes.  Will the dogs who have come to earth to bring happiness and harmony to mankind be able to do anything to rescue the children and avert fighting?; title: I said in my review of McCarty’s Planet of the Dogs (Volume I), “Author Robert J. McCarty has created a charming fantasy-allegory that can be read and understood on at least two different levels.  Children will enjoy the story about dogs who come from another planet to help people on earth.  But under the surface are the important messages of friendship, love, loyalty, and how to overcome evil with good.”  The same things are true as the story continues in Castle in the Mist.  The book is well written and easy to read.  It will keep you turning the pages to find out what happens next, and, as with Volume I, leads to a satisfying conclusion."