The Hundred and One Dalmations
by Glyn Robbins from Dodie Smith
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the whimsical charm and nostalgia of the story, often preferring it over the Disney adaptations. The book's portrayal of canine characters and their adventures resonates well with both children and adults, making it a beloved classic. While some reviews note instances of outdated themes, the overall sentiment remains highly positive, especially among dog lovers.
Synopsis
When Missus produces fifteen puppies, Cruella is enraptured and has the Badduns kidnap the litter.
Distraught, Pongo and Missis enlist support on the Twilight Barking and encounter many adventures before rescuing their own pups - and a great many more.|Large flexible cast
Publication
The Hundred and One Dalmations is a adaptation play written by Glyn Robbins from Dodie Smith and published by Samuel French in London (1997).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Samuel French · 1997 · 66 pp
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