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A review by indianahat
A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron
4.0
"I will miss you doddle dog."
Whilst different from its film counterpart this book finds itself holding a piece of my heart. Reading from a dog's perspective was a unique experience but I do love Baileys innocence on his views of the world. Watching him fall in love with the ways of man, and finding his purpose of life, his purpose in the world. I was so happy to watching him helping and making his mark.
I knew the premise of the book, being that Bailey is a dog, who had the ability to live multiple lives. Yet, if you think that i didn't completely ball my eyes out each time Bailey moved into a new life, but that was nothing to how hard I cried at the ending of the book.
I know for sure that I will now continue to with Baileys journey in the next book.
Whilst different from its film counterpart this book finds itself holding a piece of my heart. Reading from a dog's perspective was a unique experience but I do love Baileys innocence on his views of the world. Watching him fall in love with the ways of man, and finding his purpose of life, his purpose in the world. I was so happy to watching him helping and making his mark.
I knew the premise of the book, being that Bailey is a dog, who had the ability to live multiple lives. Yet, if you think that i didn't completely ball my eyes out each time Bailey moved into a new life, but that was nothing to how hard I cried at the ending of the book.
I know for sure that I will now continue to with Baileys journey in the next book.