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One Good Dog
By Susan Wilson
I was drawn to reading One Good Dog
by a blurb I read in one of the many
e-mails booksellers receive daily.
Being an avid dog-lover and lover
of books about dogs – remember
Marley and Me and The Art of Racing
in the Rain - I decided I had to
read this book. One Good Dog
tells the story of an unlikely partnership
of Adam, a disgraced and former top executive of a
large corporation, and a mixed-breed pit bull, a
former fighting dog. MORE...
By Susan Wilson
I was drawn to reading One Good Dog
by a blurb I read in one of the many
e-mails booksellers receive daily.
Being an avid dog-lover and lover
of books about dogs – remember
Marley and Me and The Art of Racing
in the Rain - I decided I had to
read this book. One Good Dog
tells the story of an unlikely partnership
of Adam, a disgraced and former top executive of a
large corporation, and a mixed-breed pit bull, a
former fighting dog. MORE...
Imperfect Birds
By Anne Lamott
Imperfect Birds is Anne Lamott’s
latest work of fiction. Lamott is
one of my favorite authors, and
I have often said that I would
be happy reading anything
she had written including her
grocery lists. While I enjoyed
this book and other novels she
has written, my favorite works still
remain her non-fiction books on faith
and her own life. Imperfect Birds is the story of a
family in crisis over their teenage daughter, Rosie’s
escalating use of drugs and the struggle of her
mother and stepfather to find the right path to help
Rosie without totally alienating her. MORE...
By Anne Lamott
Imperfect Birds is Anne Lamott’s
latest work of fiction. Lamott is
one of my favorite authors, and
I have often said that I would
be happy reading anything
she had written including her
grocery lists. While I enjoyed
this book and other novels she
has written, my favorite works still
remain her non-fiction books on faith
and her own life. Imperfect Birds is the story of a
family in crisis over their teenage daughter, Rosie’s
escalating use of drugs and the struggle of her
mother and stepfather to find the right path to help
Rosie without totally alienating her. MORE...
