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Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul: Stories of Canine Companionship, Comedy and Courage by Carol Kline, Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Marty Becker, Amy D. Shojai
adventurous
inspiring
slow-paced
4.75
“The better I get to know men, the more I find myself loving dogs.”
– Charles De Gaulle.
This book is an ode to all dogs and a treasure for all dog lovers. What a fabulous set of anecdotes it contains! You meet not just pet dogs but also army dogs, rescue dogs, stray dogs, and guide dogs. Their stories will make you laugh and cry and sigh. Some will shock you while others will generate anger. A few tales will leave you with a strange curiosity to know what happened next. The "Doggone Wonderful" section was my favourite, though I did love almost every story in this book equally.
As with every Chicken Soup collection, there are precious quotes at the start of every anecdote and a few cartoons peppered in between the sections.
The only thing I missed in this book was photos of the pooches in the stories. How I would have loved to put a face to the myriad canines who stole my heart with their behaviour!
If you are a dog lover, you will enjoy these stories of companionship and love. If you aren't a dog lover, you must read this book to know why you must become one!
Relish this in small proportions in between your usual books. It will add the right dash of happiness to your day.
– Charles De Gaulle.
This book is an ode to all dogs and a treasure for all dog lovers. What a fabulous set of anecdotes it contains! You meet not just pet dogs but also army dogs, rescue dogs, stray dogs, and guide dogs. Their stories will make you laugh and cry and sigh. Some will shock you while others will generate anger. A few tales will leave you with a strange curiosity to know what happened next. The "Doggone Wonderful" section was my favourite, though I did love almost every story in this book equally.
As with every Chicken Soup collection, there are precious quotes at the start of every anecdote and a few cartoons peppered in between the sections.
The only thing I missed in this book was photos of the pooches in the stories. How I would have loved to put a face to the myriad canines who stole my heart with their behaviour!
If you are a dog lover, you will enjoy these stories of companionship and love. If you aren't a dog lover, you must read this book to know why you must become one!
Relish this in small proportions in between your usual books. It will add the right dash of happiness to your day.