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Susan
'On a whim, I picked up a book-on-disc from my local library
'Michael Malak '
'Hawke's cove- Hi Susan, I picked up an old Readers Digest book in a thriftstore, and read your story of the Hawke's cove, what a pleasant hours I had on the most cold and dreary day in Canada, I loved your book and am planning to read all of them. Thank you for the pleasure'
'Alida Verhoef'
'Friend Velda in Carmel, IN, thought I'd enjoy The Dog Who Danced---me, a cat person with 9 furry friends! I loved it while armed with a box of kleenex at my side. Took a big step forward to read One Good Dog. I didn't know if I could get thru the parts having to do with dog fighting---but I kept at it. And finished the book at breakfast this morning---again, with lots of tissues at hand. So very glad I did not give up. Thank you for wonderful characters and dialogue in your novels. I'll keep reading.'
'Jo Ann Frogue'
'I too just finished the Dog who Danced and absolutely loved it. I couldn't stop crying at the end. All the characters were well written, including Mack. This book will forever be one of my all time favorites.'
'Sharon Peel'
'I loved your book The Dog Who Danced. I have bred and showed blue merle shelties for around 30 years and lovely to find a book about one. I live in New Zealand, and had never heard of Martha's Vineyard, but by coincidence recently read a book by Dick Francis, which was partially based in M.V.'
'Leonie Mist'
'Have today just finished reading The Dog who Danced and just as I did at the end of One Good Dog - had tears running down my face that I struggled to see the last few pages. My husband also was very teary eyed after reading One Good Dog at my suggestion. You obviously understand and love dogs very much to capture them the way you do. We have 2 dogs, but still cry over the ones that we have lost in the past. Thank you for 2 brilliant books.'
'Lynn Lauder (Australia)'
'Have today just finished reading The Dog who Danced and just as I did at the end of One Good Dog - had tears running down my face that I struggled to see the last few pages. My husband also was very teary eyed after reading One Good Dog at my suggestion. You obviously understand and love dogs very much to capture them the way you do. We have 2 dogs, but still cry over the ones that we have lost in the past. Thank you for 2 brilliant books.'
'Lynn Lauder (Australia)'
'I just finished reading The Dog Who Danced and was touched by the many points that touched my own life... and the hope.'
'Nancy Duncan'
'Hi...I am enjoying this book...I have had a similiar experience as
'Dr. Don Rothenberg'
'I just finished
'Susan Parker'
'I just finished The Dog Who Danced, what a wonderful story. The ending made me cry but it was perfect.'
'Maureen'
'I just finished One Good Dog and still have tears in my eyes. What a wonderful book on every level! You have opened up so many emotions and you have certainly captured the essence of the bond that we have with all the wonderful dogs that share our lives. Can't wait to read all of your other books.'
'Susan C.'
'Just finished The Dog Who Danced, coulnd't put it down! Thank you for such a GREAT book. First book of yours I have read, planning on reading all of them!'
'Jane'
'Just finished One Good Dog- and before that the Dog Who Danced. I love your books. The way you give the Canines a voice is so real..I listened to both on books on tape and just now found out Chance survived..Thank God. Both of these books are wonderful and can not wait til the next. The Dog who saved me...I will be first in line. Thank you'
'Kathleen Smith'
'I began with 'One Good Dog'. I love your style of writting! I went to five different libraries to get all seven of your books! Now I want to see the movie 'Beauty'. Thanks for such enjoyable and good reads. I am anxiously awaiting your next book.'
'Janet'
'Just read your book
'Pamela Hill'
'Thank you for your wonderful writing. One good dog and the dog who danced are two of the best books that I have read in a long time.'
'karen pihera'
'I just finished reading The Dog Who Danced and loved it! It was beautifully written and made me cry. It made me think about how I would feel if I lost my border collie. I was pleased with the ending. I can't wait to read the rest of your books! (This summer!)'
'Ronda Grenell'
'I just finished One Good Dog and enjoyed and appreciated the story as told through the perspective of Chance. I was however surprised that an opportunity to bring attention to the inhumane sport of dog fighting was not given credit anywhere in the acknowledgements. Surely, there are rescue groups and further reading on the subject for those who may have felt moved to action. It just seems to me a very good opportunity was lost with no further comment on the subject. '
'Donna Wade'
'Absolutely such a feel good book: The Dog Who Danced... I can`t wait to read more of your books. You have a fabulous way with words... most special!'
'ILANA'
'I just finished THE DOG WHO DANCED and just had to tell you how wonderfully you told this story ... you captured the thoughts of Mack as he waited for Justine, while becoming comfortable with Alice and Ed. This is truly the best book I've read in quite a while. I will share this book with both of my kids, and will re-read it many times ... THANK YOU!'
'Barbara Diezel'
'Thank you for One Good Dog and The Dog Who Danced. Both books delve into the psyche of both people and dogs and the way in which dogs and people can help each other recover from misfortune, but also how the canine human relationship can help peolple discover who they really are and what is important to them. The literary world is most fortunate to have you among its writers, as are we, your readers. '
'Barbara C'