This is a wonderful book about life with a dog. Both the tests, and the joys. But there isn’t any more loyal love that that of a dog, and that is so true of Marley. Of course the ending is sad, but knew it was coming. Book is well written and makes you feel you are right there with them. Any animal lover will love this book.
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The heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life. Now with photos and new material.
Labrador retrievers are generally considered even-tempered, calm and reliable;and then there’s Marley, the subject of this delightful tribute to one Lab who doesn’t fit the mold. Grogan, a columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, and his wife, Jenny, were newly married and living in West Palm Beach when they decided that owning a dog would give them a foretaste of the parenthood they anticipated. Marley was a sweet, affectionate puppy who grew into a lovably naughty, hyperactive dog.
With a light touch, the author details how Marley was kicked out of obedience school after humiliating his instructor (whom Grogan calls Miss Dominatrix) and swallowed an 18-karat solid gold necklace (Grogan describes his gross but hilarious “recovery operation”). With the arrival of children in the family, Marley became so incorrigible that Jenny, stressed out by a new baby, ordered her husband to get rid of him; she eventually recovered her equilibrium and relented. Grogan’s chronicle of the adventures parents and children (eventually three) enjoyed with the overly energetic but endearing dog is delivered with great humor. Dog lovers will love this account of Grogan’s much loved canine.
Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World’s Worst Dog Information
- File Size: 798 KB ( Download PDF :
) - ASIN: B000FCKH56
- Print Length: 304 pages
- Language: English
- Author : John Grogan
- Publisher: William Morrow; 1 Reprint edition (March 17, 2009)
- Publication Date: March 17, 2009
About the Author
John Grogan ha sido un premiado reportero gráfico y columnista por más de veinticinco años. Vive en Pensilvania con su esposa Jenny y sus tres hijos.
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