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    Finder, Coal Mine Dog

    By Alison Hart and Michael G. Montgomery

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    An action-packed and heartwarming story of a dog in the Cherry Mine disaster of 1909.
    When Thomas’s family needs money, he’s forced to go to work in the coal mines, even though neither of his late parents wanted that for him. His only comfort is his dog Finder, a failed hunting dog who now pulls a cart in the mines. When disaster strikes, can Thomas and Finder escape from the fires deep below ground?
    In the third installment of their “Dog Chronicles” series, Alison Hart and Michael Montgomery bring readers an exciting tale exploring the roles that dogs played during the Cherry Mine disaster of 1909.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeachtree Publishers
    Release dateSep 1, 2016
    ISBN9781561457663
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    Finder, Coal Mine Dog
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    Alison Hart

    A Virginia author of more than twenty-four novels for children and teens, Alison Hart is an avid horse rider who loves a good mystery.

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