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This like-new first edition hardcover is near fine, no marks, pages are tight and appear unread, the book is tight, square, and unmarked. Dust cover is unmarked, purple cloth boards, and silver lettering on the spine of the book. The Dogs of Babel, published in 2003, is the debut novel by Carolyn Parkhurst. It is a thought-provoking, literary mystery that weaves elements of grief, love, and obsession into an unusual narrative. The story revolves around Paul Iverson, a linguistics professor, who embarks on a peculiar and emotional quest following the unexpected death of his wife, Lexy. The novel begins with Lexy’s death, which is ruled as an accident after she falls from a tree in their backyard. The only witness to her death is the couple’s dog, Lorelei, a Rhodesian Ridgeback. Devastated and grappling with the sudden loss, Paul becomes fixated on uncovering the truth behind Lexy’s death. He begins to suspect that her fall might not have been an accident and becomes obsessed with the idea of teaching Lorelei to communicate, hoping the dog holds the key to understanding what really happened.

This like-new first edition hardcover is near fine, no marks, pages are tight and appear unread, the book is tight, square, and unmarked. Dust cover is unmarked, orange cloth boards, and black lettering on the spine of the book. Best Dog Stories, compiled by Lesley O'Mara, is an anthology of heartwarming, adventurous, and sometimes humorous stories about dogs. This collection brings together tales from various authors, celebrating the deep bond between humans and their canine companions. As a compilation, Best Dog Stories features both classic and contemporary authors, appealing to dog lovers who appreciate the joy and comfort dogs bring to their lives. The book's wide variety of tales ensures there's something for every reader, whether they enjoy touching stories that showcase the loyalty of a pet or amusing anecdotes that reflect the unique personalities of dogs.

No Dust Jacket, fine, like- condition. Muriel P. Lee, a long-time owner of Frenchies, has written a colorful guide. Included are concise chapters on history, breed characteristics and the standard, the informative text also addresses such vital topics as finding a breeder, selecting a puppy, feeding, obedience training, general care and maintenance.

about all aspects of living with dogs, and the dog's life, from more than 50 writers. Accompanied by wonderful illustrations by Christopher Brown, the extracts range from comic accounts of how skilfully dogs train their owners, to dramatic depictions of the savage side of the canine character, and poignant tales of the bond between people and dogs bf all shapes, ages and sizes. From the wit of Alan Bennett, deploying the dog's comedic potential to add black humour to a dark work, to Virginia Woolf's exquisite imagining, in Flush, of what it might mean to be a dog; from J.M. Coetzee's unflinching account of strays' lives to the moor-haunting mystery of Conan Doyle's legendary hound, there is something here to absorb and amuse anyone who has ever loved or longed for a dog.

This lovely softcover edition is a rare find. The book is in fine condition with no marks or tears and shows absolutely minimal shelf wear. MacGregor's style in ‘Dog and I’ is warm and engaging, filled with anecdotes that both dog lovers and general readers can relate to, making it not just a memoir about his dogs but also an exploration of friendship, love, and loss. The book resonates with those who have experienced the unconditional love of a pet and is a celebration of the powerful bond that transcends species.