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Two stories about Strelka, a born runner and jumper who has become a mother and hasn’t slowed down from running, eating everything, and getting into trouble. This time, however, she will defend the family’s honor. First, her dog’s, because the cutest puppies in the world are in danger. Of course, Trevor Dvonohyi and his “not-girl” Tina will help, turning into real detectives with a recorder, a camera, disguises (for example, a shadow costume), and more. Therefore, Strelka will have to “jump like a kangaroo on an iceberg” on Christmas Day to save the kids – a very festive holiday.

The detective line will also be the main one in the second story about the International Competition, in which an “athlete capable of world records” and a “dog capable of world scandals” will take part. In addition, Strelka will fight to hypnotize his fellow countryman’s treacherous rivals, which will be helped by Frisbee pizza and pizza shorts.

So if you are not a “cuckoo for moon”, then read and radiate the most sincere “ear-to-ear” smile.

“New Adventures. Rockets on Four Feet” is a new part of the trilogy about the dog Strelka by British writer Jeremy Strong.

As we remember from the previous books, Rocket on Four Feet is a restless dog who moves extremely fast and is tirelessly mischievous, which constantly gets him into adventures that involve his owner Trevor and his girlfriend Tina. In this installment, Arrow, his puppies, and his owner are going to celebrate Christmas, but of course, as in any Jeremy Strong book, there will be adventures and funny incidents!

I’m sure you’ve already missed the adventures of the Arrow, so Jeremy Strong is pleased to give us a new part! As always, The Rocket on Four Feet is a mixture of good adventures in which the characters get to know themselves and their friends better and sharp sarcastic humor that will make both kids and adults laugh. It was interesting to watch Tina and Trevor in this part-they have a completely different view of love and romance, which is a prerequisite for even greater adventures and misadventures.

So, I recommend reading this trilogy. For Jeremy Strong’s books, it doesn’t matter what age you are, what gender you are, or how serious you are. His books will make you smile and plunge into your childhood.

We put off reading the third part for a long time. After reading the first book, my children and I were delighted. Some funny moments had to be read several times, and then my son quoted them all to his friends and relatives. But the second part was a disappointment for us, because it did not reach the level of the first. No, it is interesting, dynamic, but not as funny as we expected it to be… Most likely, I wouldn’t have bought the third Arrow, but it was already on the shelf and was stubbornly waiting for its turn… And it did!

We were very pleased with this installment, as it fully justified the title of the series, Reading for Laughs. Trevor and Tina will once again get into trouble, which Arrow gets them into. They will find themselves in the police station again. And they will once again face Charlie Smug and his three Alsatian sheepdogs. How will it all end? Quite unexpectedly, both for Charlie himself and for his father, Sergeant Smag.

In addition, it is also a Christmas story, so if you, like me, like to read about Christmas at any time of the year, then go ahead. Although you can leave this book until the winter holidays to enhance the experience.

The adventures of the incredible and fast dog Strelka continue. She never sits still and always finds something to do and something tasty to eat. Because of Arrow, her owner Trevor often gets into trouble, but he loves his dog very much, and Arrow, in turn, helps him get out of difficult situations.

This time, Arrow’s little puppies go missing, and Trevor and his friend Tina try to find them. And in the second story, Strelka helps a running athlete win an award at a sports competition. In addition, Trevor and Tina continue to have a “love-sigh” relationship (Trevor sometimes comments on love relationships in a very witty way), and Arrow continues to make chaos around her. And this is what makes it so attractive.

The book is optimistic and cheerful. The girl’s thoughts and the boy’s thoughts about love and relationships are perfectly written (apparently, the author notices the peculiarities of teenage psychology very well). The book is easy and quick to read and simply charges you with positive and good mood.

Two years ago we were given the book “Rozshukuetsya roketa na chotyriokh pah” as a present in class. I was very pleasantly surprised! And when I saw the new book – the sequel, I bought it for my child as a present. The author writes fun stories for children. Children when they read, laughing. The font is very readable. I also recommend “Garmider at School.