Emily and Carlo Browse by Fiction/Nonfiction_Fiction With its 80’s “inner-city” setting

With its 80’s “inner-city” setting and young black protagonist

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Emily and Carlo Browse by Fiction/Nonfiction_Fiction With its 80’s “inner-city” settingBy: Marty Rhodes Figley Illustrated by: Catherine Stock I started early, took my dog When Emily Dickinson was given a puppy by her father, the two were instant best friends. She named him Carlo, after a dog in one of her favorite books, and she delighted in the growing dogs antics. Carlo, a Newfoundland (and possibly part Saint Bernard), grew to a rather large size and was full of energy. He loved his adventures with Emily. They were an odd paira tiny