A Huge Heart

This book will not get lost in the vast sea of books about dogs. The reason is simple: delightful illustrations, a funny dynamic plot, and good 'live' text. The heroine of the blog and two books by Emma Chichester Clark,... a dog of 'complex' breed - a mix of hound, terrier, and poodle, is incredibly popular in the UK, the author's homeland. In the Russian translation, she is called Iriska. Iriska adores her owners and herself vigilantly ensures that they adore her too. And suddenly a cat named Vyunok appears in the family. Tough days have come for Iriska. She feels that her owners have fallen out of love with her, traded her devotion for cat-like sycophancy, and now the cat has taken her, Iriska's, place in their hearts. Iriska tries by any means necessary to prove to her owners that in this house she is the only and beloved one. And for this, all means are good. For example, she could barricade the cat door and leave the hated cat out in the rain. But how will Iriska's protests be received by her owners?! But who could have thought, in the end, Iriska and the cat become true friends! A cheerful story about kind feelings, nobility, and friendship will appeal to children aged 2-5. "A Huge Heart" is the second picture book about Iriska's adventures.