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My Dog Skip Book Report

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Set in Yazoo City, Mississippi in the 1940s, My Dog Skip is an autobiography written by Willie Morris portrays the lively and remarkable relationship he had with his dog(Skip) through the adventures they had together in Willie’s childhood. The book describes all the notable memories Willie and Skip have in the past. Luckily to Willie, his friends came easy. One time in middle school, Willie felt sorry for always seeing Skip just watch them play football on the sidelines. In attempt to incorporate his best friend, Willie cuts a lace to the football in order to allow him play his friends. Another noteworthy memory the two shared together was when Willie let Skip steer the wheel to his car. One woman on the sidewalk questioned, “Is that dog drivin
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