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The Dog Who Saved Christmas : A festive family blockbuster from million-copy bestselling storyteller Ben Miller

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£14.99

Hardback 320 pages
Simon & Schuster Ltd 22 October 2026
Miller, Ben

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ISBN/SKU: 9781398515956 Categories/Genres: ,

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Bring Christmas home with a little help from your four-legged friends… Home Alone meets 101 Dalmatians in this festive family blockbuster from bestselling storyteller and King of Christmas Ben Miller. Perfect for readers age 8+ and fans of The Christmasaurus by Tom Fletcher and The Christmas Pig by J.K. Rowling. Alfie’s beloved dog Bear is his best friend in the whole world. When Bear is kidnapped on Christmas Eve by the sinister Baron, who is intent on ruining Christmas for children everywhere, Alfie finds himself on a daring rescue mission. Sneaking into the Baron’s castle, he discovers that Bear isn’t the only dog to have vanished from the village. With the help of an unexpected new friend, can Alfie and Bear save Christmas before it’s too late?  A heartwarming festive family adventure about courage, friendship and believing in yourself when it matters most, from million-copy bestselling author, comedian and actor Ben Miller.

Christmas magicDogs galore!Unexpected friendshipThrilling adventureA race against time A dastardly baddieThemes of courage, self-confidence, friendship and teamwork 

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