Flush: A Biography by Virginia Woolf is an imaginative and charming biography told through the life of Flush, the beloved spaniel of poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Blending fact, fiction, humor, and social observation, Woolf explores Victorian society from the unusual perspective of a dog. Flush experiences comfort, jealousy, adventure, captivity, travel, and change while witnessing important moments in his owner’s life. Through his senses and emotions, the book offers a fresh look at class, freedom, companionship, and human relationships. Playful yet thoughtful, it stands as one of Woolf’s most distinctive and accessible works.