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It’s A Dog’s Life (2000)

by Dale Mayer(Favorite Author)

3.57 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: I fell in love with Mosey the talking dog and only Ninna can hear him. Ninna starts working at the local animal shelter where she meets Mosey the cute bassett hound and the very cute vet Stuart. She finds out that Stuart lives across the street from her and he brings home dogs that need special care. Stuart needs to go out of town and ask Ninna to pet sit for him and of course Mosey is one of the dogs. Ninna agrees only because she is afraid to stay in her house. She thinks someone is trying to break in. A lovable story with a very surprised ending. Never saw that one.
review 2: I think this book was alright because there was a talking dog in the story which effected the character so I thought that was cool. I feel so happy for Ninna because she now hangs out w... moreith Stuart which is the cute gut from work, she was honored by the presence of Stuart's dog which was Stuart's best friend, and Ninna wasn't crazy at all. Although, I still think Ninna was crazy after all because Mosey existed at first but then he died and she saw his ghost and talked to it which is weird for some people. People don't usually talk to an animal's ghost. I think that Mosey might have been the most sweetest dog in any book. It has to mean a lot or mean something for somebody to be honored by a dead dog or animal. less

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