All That Ails You: The Adventures of a Canine Caregiver by Mark J. Asher
Wrigley is the house dog at the SunRidge Assisted Living home. In his short life, he's lived in several different homes, none of which had been all that happy. So when he came to SunRidge, his prayers had been answered, a soft cozy bed, an endless supply of rubs behind his ears and peanut butter treats simply for the asking.
I toyed with the idea of simply not writing a review of this book. I don't have a feeling about it one way or the other. I'm too addicted however, to the process to stop and I enjoy adding my two cents worth. In some small way I feel I'm helping not only people who are considering reading the book but the authors too, to know how readers are reacting to their work.
What's not to love about a dog story? Nothing really. This is a very simple story, told from the dog's point of view. He's smart in a dog kind of way. But the story telling from a human point of view lacked excitement, color and tension. Wrigley is a sweet guy, but that's all I can say.
Wrigley is the house dog at the SunRidge Assisted Living home. In his short life, he's lived in several different homes, none of which had been all that happy. So when he came to SunRidge, his prayers had been answered, a soft cozy bed, an endless supply of rubs behind his ears and peanut butter treats simply for the asking.
I toyed with the idea of simply not writing a review of this book. I don't have a feeling about it one way or the other. I'm too addicted however, to the process to stop and I enjoy adding my two cents worth. In some small way I feel I'm helping not only people who are considering reading the book but the authors too, to know how readers are reacting to their work.
What's not to love about a dog story? Nothing really. This is a very simple story, told from the dog's point of view. He's smart in a dog kind of way. But the story telling from a human point of view lacked excitement, color and tension. Wrigley is a sweet guy, but that's all I can say.
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