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“Dog Days is everything I love in a book: funny, tender, beautifully crafted, and cleverly plotted, with a perfect twist of an ending I didn’t see coming.” —SUSAN WIGGS, #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHORStruggling café owner Jessica Sheldon volunteered to be the chairperson of Woofinstock, Madrona’s annual dog festival, to overcome her reputation as “number one dog hater” in her dog crazy Northwestern town. Determined to prove her dog-loving credentials,... more
...adorable PG-rated love story provides a sweetly imagined answer, with smart poetic justice in the end.
Full ReviewRead this in the shade with a tall glass of something cold for a fresh, light-hearted look at the relationship between a dog and its human.
Full ReviewIf you don't have a dog, you're probably going to go out and adopt one after you read this book.
Full ReviewIt seemed to be more of a series of events connected by random threats than a cohesive line.
Full Review“Dog Days” gives a much better interpretation of what it could be like to experience life as another species.
Full ReviewA great poolside read for summer, Dog Days is a solid read that will make even non-pet lovers smile.
Full ReviewAll in all, Dog Dogs is a freaky and enjoyable book – one that any non-animal lover will fall for and one that animal lovers will automatically love and I look forward to seeing more work from this author.
Full ReviewThere was some quirky humor and a little bit of repetitive moments, but in the end this is a book that will make you smile.
Full ReviewMs. Watson does a wonderful job driving the plot forward and switches between Jessica and Zoe’s first-person narrative effortlessly, giving each of them a distinct voice.
Full ReviewI laughed so hard throughout this entire book... Most definitely one for your to-read list!
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