the art of racing in the rain

[Stacy Deitrich]

Has anyone read it?  Good book!  It's the dog's point of view!

[Ronna, Murphy & Wilson]

Yes!  Loved it....now everytime I am tempted to wash Murphy's beloved bear I think of Enzo and just let the crusty, dirty bear be.

[Stacy Deitrich]

hahaha!  And, you know for all of us that read it we asked our dogs...  bark 2 x's if you want to go faster.  =)

[Jodi and Stella]

Great read! What about "A Dog's Purpose", another great one!

[Stacy Deitrich]

No, I haven't read that one!  What's that one like?

[Jodi and Stella]

Well it was a real tear jerker for me, but I like that kind of thing. A recurrent recarnation of a dog and different ways he touched lives. Told in "doggy first person".

[Sue, Murphy and Bella ()*o*()]

I loved " A dog's purpose" and thought "The Art of racing" was a good, but just not AS good as " A Dog's Purpose"  It's worth reading both.

[Anna and Achilles]

A dog's purpose is one of my favorites.

[Jeanne, Tura and Dolly]

This is not a book to read if you have just lost a dog.  I cried and cried.  But later when I read it I really appreciated the point of view.

[Anna and Achilles]

I have it wanted to read it however every time I pick it up I can't get past the beginning.

[Maryellen and Curly Lambeau]

I really want to believe this is how my dogs think and live. I read it just after losing my dog, Nala and I think it helped me get through the initial loss. There were times I thought I just couldn't read anymore but, I am so thankful I finished it! One of the best books I have ever read. Art of Racing in the Rain is great too

[Sharon & Monty]

i have read this,and i'm sure thats how it is.  Monty is a human, he wants his thumbs back, and I believe he will get them back someday.

[Jane, Guinness and Murphy]

Read it.....loved it.