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Convictions and Conjectures

 Animal-Human Bond and Communication
Astrology
Human-Animal Relationships
Inspirational Reading
Phenomena
Philosophy, Religion, Folklore, Myth, Legend


Animal-Human Bond and Communication

  • ADLER, Judith Dog Food Emmaus: Rodale, 2004. White-stamped black boards, square 16mo, dust jacket, unpaginated (112 pages), 1-page of photo credits identifying dogs depicted by name and breed; full-page black-and-white photos by Paul Coughlin. A 4-page introduction sets the stage for a study of the dog's quest for a bite to eat, and the bond food forges between humans and canines, with well-chosen quotes for each telling photo. 1st edition/1st printing. Very good condition (sole defect: crease in front endpaper), in very good dust jacket. $8.00

  • editors of THE BARK Dog Is My Co-Pilot: Great Writers on the World's Oldest Friendship New York: Crown Publishers, 2003. Paper-covered boards (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, dust jacket, 289 pages; contributor and editor biographies; black-and-white drawings by Mark Ulriksen. The Berkeley-based magazine's anthology is a rewarding exploration of the human-dog bond, drawing on the experiences of Alice Walker, Caroline Knapp, Elena Sigman, Ann Patchett, Maxine Kumin, Margaret Cho, Susan Straight, Stephen Kuusisto, Erica Jong, Michael Paterniti, Jon Billman, Louise Bernikow, George Singleton, Michael J. Rosen, Carolyn Chute, Jon Katz, Bill Vaughn, Pamela Painter, Charles Siebert, Pam Houston, Patricia B. McConnell, Alice Elliott Dark, Mark Derr, Heather Houlahan, Michelle Huneven, Catherine Ryan Hyde, Donna Kelleher, Alexandra Styron, Lama Surya Das, Lynda Barry, Elizabeth Marshall Thomas, Maeve Brennan, Donald McCaig, Mark Doty, Alysia Gray Painter, Lee Forgotson, Abigail Thomas, Bonnie Jo Campbell, Nasdijj, Thom Jones, Rick Bass, and Tom Junod. Stated 1st edition/4th printing. Near fine condition, in good+ dust jacket. $6.00

  • BRIGHT, Michael Talking to Animals London: Robson Books, 1998. Wraps, 8vo, 250 pages, index, bibliography, black-and-white photos. Dogs are discussed in a wide-ranging survey that emphasizes wildlife (apes and dolphins, especially). Updated from the 1990 edition, with details on the chimpanzee Kanzi's use of the computer. 1st thus. As new condition. $12.95

  • HIBY, Lydia, with Bonnie S. Weintraub Conversations with Animals: Cherished Messages and Memories as Told by an Animal Communicator Troutdale: NewSage Press, 1998. Wraps, 8vo, 195 pages, black-and-white photos, reading list. Explains Hiby's concept of "picture talking." 1st edition. As new condition. $10.00

  • McELROY, Susan Chernak Animals as Teachers & Healers: True Stories & Reflections Troutdale: NewSage Press, 1996. Wraps, 8vo, 178 pages, bibliography, black-and-white photos and drawings; foreword by Michael W. Fox. Heartwarming and inspiring stories of dogs and other animals. 2d printing. As new condition. $7.00
    ---- Animals as Teachers & Healers: True Stories & Reflections New York: Ballantine Books, 1997. Hardcover (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, 252 pages, resources, black-and-white photos; foreword by Michael W. Fox. Heartwarming and inspiring stories of dogs and other animals. 1st thus. Very good condition, in very good dust jacket. $10.00

  • MYERS, Arthur Communicating with Animals: The Spiritual Connection Between People and Animals Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1997. Wraps, 8vo, 243 pages, index, black-and-white photos, contacts for "Professional Animal Communicators," brief suggested reading list. A telling report by a former Washington Post editor. 1st edition. As new condition. $10.00

  • ROGERS, Katharine M. First Friend: A History of Dogs and Humans New York: St. Martin's Press, 2005. Hardcover (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, dust jacket, 280 pages, index, endnotes, extensive bibliography, 16 pages of black-and-white illustrations (emphasizing the dog in art, with detailed captions). A former professor of English and author of The Cat and the Human Imagination explores the bond between canines and people, from its origins to the start of the 21st century. Chapters cover such topics as "What Dogs Mean to Us," "Dogs Used as Surrogates for Humans," "The Negative Side of Our Friendship with Dogs," and "Dogs as Equals." Stated 1st edition/1st printing. As new condition; dust jacket in Mylar. $22.00

  • SMITH, Penelope Animals: Our Return to Wholeness Point Reyes: Pegasus Publications, 1997. Wraps, 8vo, 355 pages, a few black-and-white illustrations. Dedicated to Pasha, an Afghan hound whose story is one of many told in this metaphysical exploration of nature; by a pioneer in interspecies telepathic communication. As new condition. $14.00
    ---- Animal Talk: Interspecies Telepathic Communication Point Reyes Station: Pegasus, 1989. Wraps, 8vo, 95 pages, black-and-white photos. Originally published as Animal Talk: A Guide to Communicating With and Understanding Animals. 3d edition/5th printing. As new condition. $8.00
    ---- Animal Talk: Interspecies Telepathic Communication Hillsboro: Beyond Words, 1999. Wraps, 8vo, 205 pages. A new edition of the respected book. 1st printing. As new condition. $14.95
    ---- When Animals Speak: Advanced Interspecies Communications Hillsboro: Beyond Words, 1999. Pictorial wraps, 8vo, 289 pages; foreword by Michael J. Roads. A new edition of Animals: Our Return to Wholeness. Contains the code of ethics for interspecies telepathic communicators. 1st thus. As new condition. $14.95

  • SOLISTI-MATTELON, Kate Conversations with Dog: An Uncommon Dogalog of Canine Wisdom San Francisco and Tulsa: Council Oak Books, 2004. Cloth (silver-stamped spine), 12mo, dust jacket, 133 pages, color photos, illustrated endpapers. Covers aspects both lofty and mundane, in question-and-answer format. Attractively designed reissue of the paperback edition (Beyond Words, 2000). Stated 1st printing. As new condition. $12.00
    ---- Conversations with Dog: An Uncommon Dogalog of Canine Wisdom Hillsboro: Beyond Words, 2000. Wraps, 12mo, 135 pages. Aspects both lofty and mundane, in question-and-answer format. 1st printing. As new condition. $10.00

  • TELLINGTON-JONES, Linda, with Sybil Taylor The Tellington Ttouch: A Revolutionary Natural Method to Train and Care for Your Favorite Animal New York: Penguin, 1995. Wraps, 12mo, 277 pages, black-and-white photos and drawings. 2d printing, very good condition (pages faintly browned); $8.00. A second copy: 2d printing, as new condition; $11.95

  • WHITE, Betty, with Thomas J. Watson Betty White's Pet Love: How Pets Take Care of Us New York: William Morrow, 1983. Cloth (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, 284 pages, index, bibliography, black-and-white photos. The actress and animal lover draws on personal experience and scientific work to explore the many ways animals contribute to our well-being. 1st edition. Good+ condition, in fair dust jacket (price clip; small chips and tears). $10.00

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    Human-Animal Relationships

  • FRANKLIN, Jon The Wolf in the Parlor: The Eternal Connection Between Humans and Dogs New York: Henry Holt, 2009. Hardcover (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, dust jacket, 283 pages, index. Franklin, twice a winner of the Pulitzer Prize, combines his knowledge of such fields as psychological evolution, neurochemistry, archaeology, and behavioral science with keen personal observations of his own poodle, for a new and thought-provoking report on the development and power of the human-dog bond. Stated 1st edition/1st printing. As new condition; dust jacket in Mylar. $20.00

  • GARBER, Marjorie Dog Love New York: Simon & Schuster, 1996. Cloth, dust jacket, 8vo, 346 pages, index, endnotes, 16 pages of black-and-white illustrations. A lively and timely exploration of the dog, with emphasis on contemporary culture; the author is William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of English at Harvard and director of that university's Center for Literary and Cultural Studies. 1st edition, as new condition; $18.00. 2d printing, as new condition; $12.00
    ---- Dog Love New York: Touchstone/Simon & Schuster, 1997. Wraps, 8vo, 346 pages, index, endnotes, 16 pages of black-and-white illustrations. Paperback edition of the title above. 1st thus. As new condition. $8.00

  • GRENIER, Roger The Difficulty of Being a Dog Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2000. Cloth, 8vo, dust jacket, 131 pages; translated from the French by Alice Kaplan. Essays witty and provocative, by the prolific, prize-winning author; the dog-human rapport explored via literature (from Homer to Jack London), with insights into the dog's role in inspiring great writing. Previously published as Les larmes d'Ulysse (Paris: Gallimard, 1998). 1st American edition. Near fine condition, in near fine dust jacket. $14.00

  • HEARNE, Vicki Animal Happiness New York: HarperCollins, 1993. Wraps, 8vo, 238 pages. Insights gleaned from the author's years as a trainer and a deep knowledge of philosophy. 1st paperback printing. Very good condition. $7.00

  • KATZ, Jon The New Work of Dogs: Tending to Life, Love, and Family New York: Villard Books, 2003. Black paper-covered boards (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, dust jacket (showing a Labrador retriever in a pose of utter devotion), 225 pages. Anecdotal reports from a dozen dog-human relationships in New Jersey, by the author of such favorites as A Dog Year and The Dogs of Bedlam Farm. Stated 1st edition/2d printing. Near fine condition, in near fine dust jacket. $9.00

  • KNAPP, Caroline Pack of Two: The Intricate Bond Between People and Dogs New York: Dial Press, 1998. Gilt-stamped cloth, dust jacket, 8vo, 249 pages, endnotes, black-and-white photos. Superb account of the author's relationship with Lucille, a shepherd mix, and an entertaining look at the universal dog-human love story. 1st edition/4th printing, as new condition; $10.00. Another copy: 1st edition/1st printing, as new condition; $13.00

  • LALAND, Stephanie Peaceful Kingdom: Random Acts of Kindness by Animals Berkeley: Conari Press, 1997. Wraps, 12mo, 201 pages, bibliography; foreword by Doris Day. Stories of altruistic behavior in animals, plus thoughts on repaying the kindness of animals. 1st printing. As new condition. $11.95

  • McELROY, Susan Chernak Animals as Guides for the Soul: Stories of Life-Changing Encounters New York: Ballantine Wellspring, 1998. Cloth, dust jacket, 8vo, 291 pages, resource lists. Personal reminiscences of the author and contributors who have learned from dogs and other animals. 1st edition/1st printing. As new condition. $10.00

  • MOUSTAKI, Nikki, compiled by Dogfessions: Secret Confessions of Dogs New York: HarperCollins, 2008. Illustrated laminate boards, 4to, dust jacket, unpaginated (160 pages); color and black-and-white photos by Nancy Levine et al.; black-and-white and color illustrations. By turns funny and touching, this liberally illustrated volume is drawn from Moustaki's Internet site that invites "confessions" from dogs and their owners. Stated 1st edition/1st printing. Near fine condition, in very good dust jacket. $12.00

  • NOWELL, Iris The Dog Crisis New York: St. Martin's, 1978. Cloth, 8vo, 270 pages, index, bibliography; introduction by Dr. Alan M. Beck. An assessment of the social aspects of dog ownership. 1st edition. Very good condition (notes on free endpaper), in good dust jacket (spine faded; slight wear) in Mylar. $8.00

  • POTTRUCK, Emily Scott Tails of Devotion: A Look at the Bond Between People and Their Pets San Francisco: Tails of Devotion, 2005. Laminate boards (white stamping and photo montage on front cover), 4to, dust jacket, 132 pages, black-and-white photos, resources; foreword by Amy Tan. Heartfelt and inspiring stories of dogs and other companion animals and their human friends, whose handwritten tributes are reproduced throughout this liberally illustrated volume. Stated 1st edition. Very good condition (boards show wear; pages clean), in good dust jacket (top edge worn). $10.00

  • SERPELL, James In the Company of Animals: A Study of Human-Animal Relationships Oxford/New York: Basil Blackwell, 1986. Gilt-stamped cloth, 8vo, 215 pages, index, bibliography, notes, black-and-white photos and art reproductions. 1st edition. Very good condition; no dust jacket. $15.00
    ----     In the Company of Animals: A Study of Human-Animal Relationships Cambridge/New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996. Illustrated wraps, 8vo, 283 pages, notes, black-and-white illustrations; with a new preface and expanded bibliography. Welcome reissue of an important book; recommended for its perspectives on the complex social aspects of pets and other animals. 1st thus. As new condition. $13.95

  • SHAFFER, Michael One Nation Under Dog: Adventures in the New World of Prozac-Popping Puppies, Dog-Park Politics, and Organic Pet Food New York: Henry Holt, 2009. Blue paper-covered boards (gilt-stamped spine), 8vo, dust jacket, 288 pages, notes, a few black-and-white photos. This exploration of the cultural phenomenon that America's love of affair with pets has become ranges from the emotional to the professional, with observations and insights that inform as much as they entertain. 1st edition/1st printing. Near fine condition, in near fine dust jacket. $15.00

  • TOBIAS, Michael, and Kate Solisti-Mattelon, edited by Kinship with the Animals Hillsboro: Beyond Words Publishing, 1998. Pictorial wraps, 8vo, 337 pages, resource list. Anthology that hopes to "expand and accelerate the vocabulary of interspecies dialogue and empathy." Contributors include the editors, Linda Tellington-Jones, Penelope Smith, and others from a variety of traditions and viewpoints. 1st edition. As new condition. $15.95

  • VON KREISLER, Kristin The Compassion of Animals: True Stories of Animal Courage and Kindness Rocklin: Prima Publishing, 1997. Cloth, dust jacket, 8vo, 260 pages, short bibliography, black-and-white drawings; foreword by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson. Recounts examples of altruistic behavior in dogs and other animals. 1st edition. As new condition; dust jacket in Mylar. $18.00

  • WIGMORE, Ann, DD Our Precious Pets: God-Guided Domesticated Creatures Boston: National Humane League Inc., no date [ca. 1970?]. Gilt-stamped cloth, 8vo, dust jacket, 361 pages. The founder of the National Humane League advises on how to create healthful living conditions for animals; with numerous case studies and coverage of topics as diverse as astrology and diet. Very good condition, in good dust jacket (some chipping, especially on spine) in Mylar. $30.00

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    Philosophy, Religion, Folklore, Myth, Legend

  • DE WAAL, Frans Good Natured: The Origins of Right and Wrong in Humans and Other Animals Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1996. Cloth, dust jacket, 8vo, 296 pages, index, detailed endnotes, extensive bibliography, black-and-white illustrations. The evolution of ethics, and its impact on behavior. 1st edition/3d printing (1996), as new condition; $14.00 A second copy: 1st edition/1st printing, near fine condition, in near fine dust jacket in Mylar; $16.00

  • HAUSMAN, Gerald and Loretta The Mythology of Dogs: Canine Legend and Lore Through the Ages New York: St. Martin's Griffin, 1997. Wraps, 8vo, 278 pages, index, bibliography, black-and-white illustrations. Breed-by-breed discussion of dogs' mythological and folkloric roots. 1st thus. As new condition. $10.00

  • KOWALSKI, Gary The Souls of Animals (revised and expanded 2d edition) Walpole: Stillpoint Publishing, 1999. Wraps, 8vo, 159 pages, endnotes; foreword by Tom Regan; black-and-white photos by Art Wolfe. An inquiry into the belief that "animals are not inanimate objects devoid of feeling and intellect but thinking, sentient individuals with a spiritual life." 1st printing. As new condition. $9.00

  • MANUSHKIN, Fran Latkes and Applesauce: A Hanukkah Story New York: Scholastic Hardcover, 1989. Gilt-stamped cloth, 8vo, dust jacket, unpaginated (32 pages); illustrated by Robin Spowart. Children's fiction, liberally and evocatively illustrated, about a Jewish family whose blizzard-bound holiday is saved by stray animals. It's the "skinny brown dog" who digs potatoes from the snow for the traditional latkes, while the cat finds apples. With recipes for the potato pancakes and the classic accompaniment and some background on the holiday, including "How to Play Dreidel." Stated 1st edition/1st printing. Inscribed by the author on the title page. Near fine condition, in near fine dust jacket. $25.00

  • NOSKE, Barbara Beyond Boundaries: Humans and Animals Montreal: Black Rose Books, 1997. Wraps, 8vo, 253 pages, index, notes, bibliography. Discusses and challenges the ways in which animals are perceived in Western thought. 1st thus. As new condition. $18.00

  • WEBB, Stephen H. On God and Dogs: A Christian Theology of Compassion for Animals New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. Gilt-stamped cloth, dust jacket, 8vo, 222 pages, endnotes, index, bibliography; foreword by Andrew Linzey. An academic's thoughtful study of animal welfare issues and the relationship between people and pets. 1st edition. As new condition. $29.95

    Phenomena
  • BAYLESS, Raymond Animal Ghosts New Hyde Park: University Books, 1970. Hardcover, 8vo, dust jacket, 188 pages; foreword by Robert Crookall. Surveys the literature on animal ESP and survival after death. 1st edition. Very good condition, in good+ dust jacket. $10.00

  • GADDIS, Vincent and Margaret Der sechste Sinn der Tiere: von treuen Hunden, klugen Katzen und der wundersamen Welt der Tiere Hamburg: Gerhard Stallling Verlag, 1971. Pictorial hardcover, 8vo, 183 pages; translated from the English by Hansheinz Werner. Anecdotal survey of animal behavior, focusing on the remarkable and unusual. Originally published as The Strange World of Animals and Pets (New York: Cowles, 1970). In German. Very good condition. $12.00

  • SHELDRAKE, Rupert Dogs that Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home and Other Unexplained Powers of Animals New York: Crown, 1999. Cloth, 8vo, dust jacket, 352 pages, detailed index, endnotes, bibliographic references, charts, a few black-and-white photos, numerous line drawings. Good reading on an endlessing fascinating subject. 1st edition/3d printing, as new condition; $10.00. A second copy: 1st edition/1st printing, as new condition, dust jacket in Mylar; $18.00
    ---- Dogs that Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home and Other Unexplained Powers of Animals London: Arrow Books, 2000. Pictorial wraps (featuring a black-and-white photo of the dog Truffles by Leon and Sue Allatt), 12mo, 300 pages, index, charts, graphs, endnotes, references, black-and-white photos. Good reading on an endlessing fascinating subject. 1st thus. Very good condition (pages faintly browned). $8.00

  • WYLDER, Joseph Psychic Pets: The Secret World of Animals New York: Stonehill, 1978. Cloth, 8vo, dust jacket, 163 pages, index, short bibliography. Much on ESP and other behavioral phenomena in dogs and other animals. 1st edition. Very good condition, in very good dust jacket (spine shows slight creasing). $10.00

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    Astrology

  • BARNEWALL, Marilyn MacGruder Cosmic Canines: The Complete Astrology Guide for You and Your Dog New York: Ballantine, 1998. Wraps, 8vo, 359 pages, index. 1st edition. Near fine condition. $12.00

  • FRECHETTE, Betty Horoscope for Hounds and Puppy Particulars Stonington: Horoscope for Hounds, 1967. Illustrated wraps, 16mo, unpaginated (48 pages); illustrated by the author. Piquant artwork on every page, depicting hounds and dogs of every other description, too, adds charm to pithy astrological observations. With a 1-page "Puppy Particulars" form for vital statistics and a page for "paw prints" and photos. Apparent 1st edition, near fine condition; $20.00. An inscribed copy: apparent 1st edition, very good condition (covers lightly soiled; inscribed by the author inside front cover); $25.00

    Inspirational Reading
  • DOTY, Mark Dog Years: A Memoir New York: HarperCollins, 2007. Cloth, 8vo, dust jacket, 216 pages, illustrated endpapers. Retrievers Beau and Arden, one golden and one black, transform the poet and nonfiction author's life in a time of heartbreak. Stated 1st edition/7th printing; near fine condition, in near fine dust jacket; $10.00. A second copy: stated 1st edition/1st printing; very good condition (sole defect: remainder mark on bottom edge), in near fine dust jacket; $9.00

  • FOWLER, Beth Could You Love Me Like My Dog? New York: Fireside/Simon & Schuster, 1996. Illustrated wraps, 32mo, 160 pages, black-and-white sketches. Small-format book, entirely composed of questions based on the title; inspired by the author's collie. 1st edition. As new condition. $6.95

  • GEBAUER, Roland Lass Nashville: Thomas Nelson Inc., 1997. Illustrated laminate boards, 4to, dust jacket, 48 pages; illustrated by Cheri Bladholm. A picture-book retelling of the uplifting tale of Border collie Lass, based on Phillip Keller's inspirational, best-selling Lessons from a Sheepdog. Ideal for ages 5 to 10, and for reading aloud. 1st edition/1st printing. As new condition, in as new dust jacket. $18.00

  • LALAND, Stephanie Animal Angels: Amazing Acts of Love and Compassion Berkeley: Conari Press, 1998. Pictorial wraps, 16mo, 219 pages, bibliography, resources; foreword by Tippi Hedren. Moving stories of altruistic behavior in animals. 1st edition. As new condition. $10.00

  • LASHER, Margot And the Animals Will Teach You: Discovering Ourselves Through Our Relationships with Animals New York: Berkley, 1996. Wraps, 8vo, 240 pages. A German shepherd called Kirby is just one of the animals in this psychologist's exploration of the animal-inspired lessons to be learned and cherished in daily life. 1st printing. As new condition. $9.00

  • McCOURT, Lisa, adapted by A Dog of My Own Deerfield Beach: Health Communications (Chicken Soup for Little Souls series), 1998. Pictorial hardcover, folio, dust jacket, 32 pages; illustrated by Katya Krenina. A boy adopts a stray instead of the purebred pup he has wanted. Inspired by the best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul by Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen. For ages 4 to 8. 1st printing. As new condition. $10.00

  • MILLMAN, Arlene Boomerang -- A Miracle Trilogy: The Tale of a Remarkable Boston Terrier Cheyenne: Western Star Publishing, 2002. Illustrated wraps, 16mo, 292 pages, Boomerang's family tree, short resource list. An inspirational memoir, through which a dog teaches the lesson of unconditional love. Very good condition (one page dog-eared; spine shows slight wear). $9.00

  • OLSON, Marsha, MA Dogwood & Catnip: Living Tributes to Pets We Have Loved and Lost Minneapolis: Fairview Press, 2003. Pictorial wraps, 8vo, 161 pages, black-and-white photos. Guidance from a grief counselor and gardening professional; features of this attractive book include facts and comments on plants "selected for their special significance for memorializing a pet." Stated 1st printing. As new condition. $15.00

  • PASICK, Robert, PhD Conversations with My Old Dog: For Anyone Who Has Ever Loved and Lost a Pet Ann Arbor: Adpar Press, 1999. Pictorial wraps, 8vo, 39 pages, black-and-white photos; cover photo of Labrador Lucy and text illustrations by Susan Holdaway Heys. Yellow Lab Lucy is the focus of heartfelt "conversational poems" by her devoted psychologist owner. 1st edition. As new condition. $12.00

  • STACK, Richard Lynn Josh: The Story of Wonder Dog Glen Burnie: Windmill Press, 1993. Pictorial hardcover, dust jacket, 4to, 48 pages, color photos. The uplifting life of "a scruffy little dog with big eyes and a wistful look." 1st edition. Very good condition (inscribed by Stack and Josh), in good+ dust jacket (two small closed tears). $14.00

  • TAZEWELL, Charles The Littlest Uninvited One Nashville: Ideals Children's Books, 1998. Cloth (gilt-stamped spine), dust jacket, 4to, 32 pages; illustrated by Gail Tribble. A mischievous cherub brings a puppy, depicted as a golden retriever, to "Celestial City." 1st edition. Very good condition (boards slightly warped), in as new dust jacket. $15.00

  • VARIOUS AUTHORS Dog Tales: Lessons in Love from Guideposts Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1995. Illustrated wraps, 8vo, 96 pages; foreword by Marjorie Holmes. A collection of stories about friendship, love, loss, and other basics, all from a canine and Christian perspective. 1st printing. As new condition. $7.00

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