Good Dog, McTavish

A rescue dog with a difference must save the Peachey family in this charming story for the young and the young at heart, filled to the brim with Meg Rosoff's wry humour and beautiful prose. The first in a series.

The Peachey family is in crisis. No one cooks dinner, no one picks up the dirty washing and the kids are always late for school. All because Mum has resigned from being Mum and taken up yoga instead. She's in the tree pose; everyone else is in the doghouse. Except McTavish, a rescue dog with a difference, on a mission to sort his new family out…

Reviews

"Brilliantly charming and heartwarming … full of spark, keen observations and sly humour" – BookTrust

"A sweetly humorous story" – Kirkus Reviews

"A work of gentle genius … a witty, stylish, often hilarious delight" – Literary Review

"A clever, funny and extremely stylish novella, and a wonderful bit of domestic satire" – LoveReading4Kids

About the author

Meg Rosoff is a hugely versatile novelist for children and adults and has won the Branford Boase Award, the Carnegie Medal, the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize and the Printz Award. Her post-apocalyptic How I Live Now was made into a major motion picture starring Saoirse Ronan and Picture Me Gone was shortlisted for the National Book Award in the USA. Originally from Massachusetts, Meg now lives in London.