No comments about Pawprints Ii, The Journey Continues.

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2 comments about The Wonderful Thing About Pets: Remarkable Stories About the Animals Who Share Our Lives.

1. This is a quick and ez read about pets who have done so much for their owners. Most stories are about how either pets have saved their owners lives or helped them with some disability. There are additional stories about animals who love other animals and even some interesting facts about animals. I recommend this book to anyone who loves animals.

   These stories are very short, only a few pages each, and there are a total of 36 different stories in this book.




2. I got this book to give to the cat-loving teenage daughter of an old friend and ended up having to read it myself first. It contains one heart-warming story after another of people's love for their pets and how this is reciprocated, as well as stories of love and caring between animals of different speicies. All through the book, I kept saying to my husband, "You have to hear this one!" and read yet another aloud to him. This book will be loved by anyone who has ever shared his or her life with a non-human creature. I plan to give it as gifts to at least a half dozen such people myself. Enjoy!

No comments about My Strange Pets And Other Memories Of Country Life.

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1 comments about The New Roger Caras Treasury of Great Horse Stories.

1. I recently purchased a copy of "The New Roger Caras Treasury of Great Horse Stories." The book is a good collection of horse fiction, but I was dismayed to find that the book did not include several of the stories that were described in the listing on Amazon.
   
   The description reads as follows:
   
   This new collection contains pieces by John Steinbeck, D. H. Lawrence, Anna Sewell, C. S. Lewis, and many others. Thorne Smith's "A Horse in Bed" tells the hilarious adventures of a man who is granted his wish to become a horse for a day. Dick Francis's "Spring Fever" illuminates the foibles of the English horseracing circuit.
   
   Unfortunately, several stories mentioned in the description, including those by Dick Francis and Thorne Smith, do not appear in the book.

No comments about Amazing Dog Stories: Stories of Brilliance, Loyalty, Courage & Extraordinary Feats.

2 comments about Bluebell: Diary of a Cat.

1. if you like cats trhis is your book!!! it has happiness delight and anything you think of on the way!!!!!



2. This book has all the magic and innocence of childhood portrayed in an allegoric relationship between an owner and her pet cat, Bluebell. It has charm and will delight any reader. You don't have to like cats to love the hilarious stories. They are a delight to read.

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