Larry: The King of Rock and Roll

Written by Iris Rainer Dart and Joyce Brotman

A dog discovers his singing talent, leading to fame and unexpected consequences.

3.4 Goodreads · 34 ratings

176 pages· 30,693 words· Est. 5.5 hour read· 750L

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Bookroo's summary

Larry, a seemingly ordinary dog, surprises his owner Tom by singing, catapulting them into stardom. As Larry's fame skyrockets, he becomes the king of rock and roll, but at what cost? With sold-out shows and even the President as a fan, Larry's ego grows, leading him to abandon his family. As he prepares for a major gig at the Hollywood Bowl, will Larry realize what truly matters, or will his newfound fame be his downfall? Dive into this whimsical tale of music, fame, and the true price of success.

From the publisher

Did you know dogs can talk? Well, neither did Cathy and her father, Tom, a songwriter struggling with a new tuneathat is, until their pet dog Larry opened his mouth and helped Tom finish the song! Once Larry reveals he can not only talk but sing, thereas no stopping him. In no time, heas on stage singing for sold-out audiences. Even the President of the United States is a fan of Larry. But soon enough, fame goes to Larryas head: he drops Tom from his act, abandons Cathy and moves in with his agent. By the time of his showcase gig at the Hollywood Bowl, itas clear heas the king of rock and rollabut at what cost? A fun-filled, tongue-in-cheek romp through the world of music stardom, Larry: The King of Rock and Roll is sure to win this lovable pooch a whole new legion of fansayoung readers everywhere!

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