It was a simple and joyful read (if not a little teary, too). Personally, not every book I read needs to be profound and/or solve all of humanity's problems--puhleeze! Aside from being an ardent dog-lover, I found it endearing and the perspective refreshing.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
The Art of Racing in the Rain
I just finished this book, The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein. I devoured it in a single day, and loved it.
Most likely, you're two steps ahead of me and have already read it, or know of it (in which case, have any recommendations?). Enzo, the intuitive and observant family dog, is the narrator. He's sweet and funny and uplifting, and has a lot to say about his family and human relationships.
It was a simple and joyful read (if not a little teary, too). Personally, not every book I read needs to be profound and/or solve all of humanity's problems--puhleeze! Aside from being an ardent dog-lover, I found it endearing and the perspective refreshing.
It was a simple and joyful read (if not a little teary, too). Personally, not every book I read needs to be profound and/or solve all of humanity's problems--puhleeze! Aside from being an ardent dog-lover, I found it endearing and the perspective refreshing.
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