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Jojofu by Michael P. Waite
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New York : Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Books, c1996.

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Jojofu ("heroine")is the bravest dog in the hunter's pack. Even though he knows this, he still has some reservations when she makes decisions that go against his routine. He finally learns to trust here as time and again, Jojofu proves to be the smartest, bravest, and strongest dog of them all. ( )
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Though Takumi loved all his dogs as if they were his own family, his favorite was named Jojofu (Heroine), for she was the bravest and smartest dog in the land. Based on a Japanese folktale taken from the ancient Ima Mukashi scrolls, the story of Jojufo, who saves her master time and again, has delighted children and dog lovers for more than a thousand years.

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