Puppies howl in the night,

and we come running
with sugared steps.

This book was part of a Trade thing! .... or so this great BC'er thinks! ;)

I mean, sure, she has a couple of interesting books on her available list I'll be happy to take off her hands, but whether she can find them or not, these books are making a beeline to her! MWHAHAHHAHAHAHA

Thought you were going to drop a hard to get ahold of book on my lap and get off scot free! Not likely... >:D

You sneaky thing!! Now I feel doubly bad I couldn't find all the books I had on my shelf that you were interested in! I will definitely keep you in mind as I finish books I think you'll lilke. Thank you!

Before I say anything else, I must comment Day on her big, squishy heart. She is truly one of "the good ones" and has obviously dedicated herself to rescuing those left behind or cast aside. She is also in the enviable (to me) position of having the land and financial means to foster far more than I was ever able to. Her stories, by and large, are touching and sweet. Being atheist, I could have done without all the parallels to God and other religiousness, but, again, the stories are uplifting and enjoyable. I've read better books about animal rescue, but this one's not bad.

Left inside, on a table. Released as part of the "Leap Into the Wild", "52 Towns in 52 Weeks" and "Keep It Moving" release challenges.