Book
A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

A gifted autistic kid, Christopher can name all the capital cities in the world, and count all the prime numbers up to 7,057. Christopher declares himself a detective when one day he finds his neighbor’s dog Wellington’s body. However this detective story reveals much more than what Christopher had expected.
- Publisher: Random House, 2009
- ISBN: 1409086062, 9781409086062
Arts

This is the watercolor brush I use for almost all of my drawings (Derwent waterbrush, medium size). It never leaks and although it’s a bit stiff, that allows you to easily adjust the amount of water. I even painted almost the entire book using this one. Although a bit pricey, it does pay off.
Pro tip: gently poke the brush a bit from the inside with a thumbtack or paper clip when it feels clogged.
Special thanks to my friends who got my first brush for my birthday.
Find the product: https://www.derwentart.com/en-gb/p/2301975/gifts-offers/bundles/waterbrush-pack-of-3
Celebrity
Best boy Brodie!

With a unique look, Brodie is a 1 year old German Shepherd and Border Collie mix rescue dog. He is adopted by an amazing family and is now gaining popularity on Instagram. His story is not about pity, but meeting a great friend who is brave and loving. It’s impossible not to love that silly face!
Find Brodie on: https://www.instagram.com/bestboybrodie/?hl=en
Good choice of writers mate. Battersea has seen a spike in rehoming since lockdown, so let’s hope everyone keeps those dogs once they get back into their usual routines.
Jack has reblogged your guest post.
https://havewehadhelp.wordpress.com/2020/05/30/blog-feature-usual-muttwits/
Cheers, Pete.
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Yes, you are absolutely right Pete. A dog is for life, not Christmas, not lockdown, not nothing! Only to be welcomed into a caring and loving home ‘for life’.
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