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Lovely Reading,
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This review is from: Farewell, My Lovely: Short Tails and Tributes to Brains the Magnificat and Other Much-loved, Departed Pets (Paperback)
Anyone who has ever owned a pet will love this little book. It brings back all those memories of your own and the wonderful moments that you shared with them.
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Wonderful sad sweet book,
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This review is from: Farewell, My Lovely (Hardcover)
This book is a must for animal lovers and particularly for those who have just lost a beloved pet. It's a collection of real life stories from ordinary people about animals they have had, extracts from poems and books too. It is impossible to read without a box of tissues though! It makes you smile, cry, laugh and is very uplifting. I am still reading it, I lost my pet 6 weeks ago and it has helped me so much to get through it and realise that I'm not the only one to hav loved and cherished an animal. Beautiful heartwarming book.
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For Pet Lovers,
By nettiebyrd - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Farewell, My Lovely (Hardcover)
What a lovely book! I've just lost my beloved dog and a friend told me about the book--just out. It was such a comfort to read how so many other people have dealt with their loss. It really does seem that we are all alike when it comes to our pets.
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