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Mopping Up Through The Eyes Of Bobbie Burns, Regimental Mascot (1918) is a historical fiction novel written by Jack Munroe. The book is narrated by Bobbie Burns, a real-life terrier dog who served as the mascot for the 42nd Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during... Read Full Overview

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Mopping Up Through The Eyes Of Bobbie Burns, Regimental Mascot (1918) is a book written by Jack Munroe. The book is a first-person narrative of the experiences of a dog named Bobbie Burns, who serves as the regimental mascot during the First World War. The story follows Bobbie... Read Full Overview