A boy called Patrick saves five greyhound puppies from drowning in a canal. His story gets put in all the newspapers. Four of the puppies go to the RSPCA while he keeps one that is a fawn, the rest of the book is about the dog's life and how many different lives he has.

The book is fast moving and entertaining. I like the greyhound because he is always willing to do what his master's will is. The book is also sad because Brighteyes goes through lots of hard times.

My review is on a Film called 'Night at the Museum' it is very book based and would be fabulous as a book it is about an average guy called Larry who if doesn't pay his rent will get avicted, which is not good as he has a son and if he doesn't his son will have to live with his mum which Larry will not take into account. So the point of the film is he goes to work in a museum as night watchman But what he did not know is that there is a curse, so everything comes to life. Three old sly men who work there want the curse stone to make them young and powerful but Larry stops it and at the end he does and he's friends with all the living things. In conclusion this film is an ice breaker definitly a no-miss oportunity. It's fun, scary, and life risking a great family film.