Broken Boulder How Tweens Are Ruining Education

For a moment the two puppies were a tangle of limbs and falling bodies; growls and screams. The girl was trying to bite her — her! — and in a fierce way that she had never before experienced with Séamus or Ibis or Okeanos. Her aquamarine eyes grew wide with fright as the girl’s teeth managed to clip the thin, sensitive skin of her hindquarters. Eleuthera parted her teeth to utter her blatant displeasure and immediate pain, but no noise would come out; perhaps a different reaction to this offense was warranted. Whereas the lilac cherub might have once called out her for her mothers, she instead forced her paws to find purchase on the rocky terrain and pushed her body up, reaching out to cuff the girl’s cheek with a deft right hook. For then, it was the best she could do.