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Don't Dump the Dog by Randy Grim
The author, who has fostered many animals through his organization, Stray Rescue of St. Louis, offers valuable tips on problems commonly found with rescue dogs. Though his specialty is feral dogs, an… more →
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Don't Dump the Dog by Randy Grim
chplnj wrote 3 months ago: The author, who has fostered many animals through his organization, Stray Rescue of St. Louis, offer … more →
Best Friends Forever by Jennifer Weiner
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: Jennifer Weiner’s newest novel tells the story of Addie, a 33-year-old greeting card illustrat … more →
A Purrfect Romance by Jennifer Blake, Robin Lee, & Susan Wiggs
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: An enjoyable light read. Each of the three stories was quite different, but all had to do with a fel … more →
Tide, Feather, Snow: A Life in Alaska by Miranda Weiss
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: A book for nature lovers and armchair adventurers, this memoir of the author’s first years in … more →
Things I've Learned from Women Who've Dumped Me by Ben Karlin
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: Compilation of essays by various men. Cherry Hill Library Patron MT … more →
Bobby & Jackie by C. David Heymann
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: Wow! We, the generation who came of age at the time of the Kennedy dynasty and who admired them see … more →
The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: It started a little slow, but it got very interesting when it told of the mother’s experiences … more →
44 Scotland Street by Alexander McCall Smith
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: The residents of 44 Scotland Street are varied. Pat is a young girl on her second gap year. Bruce … more →
The Bordeaux Betrayal by Ellen Crosby
chplnj wrote 4 months ago: The Bordeaux Betrayal by Ellen Crosby A bottle of wine purchased by Thomas Jefferson, a suspicious a … more →
Belle Ruin by Martha Grimes
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: This was a sweet summer tale. The young reader’s voice made it more interesting than if it had … more →
The Zookeeper's Wife by Diane Ackerman
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: For me, The Zookeeper’s Wife did not quite “read like fiction,” as some have sugge … more →
The Hotel Riviera by Elizabeth Adler
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: While The Hotel Riviera was, as promised, an engaging beach read, I found it a bit too light and for … more →
Mrs. Pollifax, Innocent Tourist by Dorothy Gilman
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: Even if you’ve read this series previously, Gilman’s “innocent,” smart Mrs. … more →
Shoe Addicts Anonymous by Beth Harbison
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: A cute story about women from different backgrounds who become friends. Their common trait: all love … more →
Dating DaVinci by Malena Lott
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: I thoroughly enjoyed reading Dating da Vinci, A Tale of Love, Longing, and La Dolce Vita by Malena L … more →
The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted by Elizabeth Berg
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted and Other Small Acts of Liberation by Elizabeth Berg is a collection … more →
The Pleasure of Eliza Lynch by Anne Enright
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: Definitely has the feel of the Evita Peron story. The research was meticulous; however, I sort of lo … more →
My Mother Never Dies by Claire Castillon
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: Very lovely short stories, almost like bonbons, about mothers and daughters. Cherry Hill Library Pat … more →
A Body to Die for by G.A. McKevitt
chplnj wrote 5 months ago: A rather convoluted mystery. Savannah is hired by a mom to find a her son’s murderer. Her rela … more →
