1. Bastard Out Of Carolina- Dorothy Allison
2. The Weight of Water- Anita Shreve
3. Fall On Your Knees- Ann Marie MacDonald
1. Bastard Out Of Carolina- Dorothy Allison
2. The Weight of Water- Anita Shreve
3. Fall On Your Knees- Ann Marie MacDonald
Watership Down
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, champagne in one hand and strawberries in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming WOO HOO - What a Ride!
--unknown
Sometimes the most real things in the world are the things we can't see
--Polar Express
Until one has loved an animal, part of their soul remains unawakened.
I think my most favorite book is "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follet. He's one of my favorite authors anyway!
Kirsten
Oh I how could I forget! These books I read as a kid too, and LOVED them. They are also what helped me to fall in love with the collie breed. I had read them all before I got my first collie, Cody and my second, Willie. You could just feel his love of his dogs when you read those books.Originally posted by Corinna
My favorite animal books are about a bunch of collies they were written by Albert Payson Terhune. My mom read them as a kid, I fell in love with them too
I also very recently read Shogun and other Clavell novels. I have very much enjoyed them, and have actually learned a lot about Japanese and Chinese cultures. I have found them very fascinating and well written. I'm in the middle of Noble House at the moment.
GoldenRetrLuver, that book sounds really interesting too. I'll have to check that out!
I'm also curious why To Kill a Mockingbird made you angry Kay?. I haven't read it since high school but I remember enjoying the book.
I read The Jungle for a history class in college, it was quite an eye opener for that era in America (during the Great Depression). It's historical fiction, the characters aren't real, but the situation and conditions were all real.
A series I really enjoyed by Steven R. Lawhead was The Pendragon Cycle. His version of Arthurian legend, exceptionally written and totally engaging and hard to put down. I have read that series twice now.
Mom to Raven and Rudy the greyhound
Missing always: Tasha & Tommy, at the Rainbow Bridge
And how could I forget The Angel by My Side. So touching. I cry through so many parts. Here is something that tells a little bit about it.
"The partnership between Mike and Dakota was astonishing, humbling, beyond description.-and absolutely true. The remarkable story about a man and a dog has volumes to teach us about healing,devotion, and the mysterious and numinous bond of one soul to another. Must-reading for anyone who has ever loved - or been loved- by a dog. For skeptics of the human-animal bond, this book will make you a convert!"
It is so good. I think we all should read it. It's a really great book. And so true.![]()
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