If You Only Read One Book This Year, Read This One

Posted on | July 27, 2009 | No Comments

That pretty much says it all.

Oh, I could say a lot more, but you can check the reviews and descriptions for yourself. Here’s two:

Publisher’s Description

Reader’s Digest Top 5 Summer Book Pick: A Big Little Life

I will say this…

If you like dogs, you will love this book.

If you’re involved with Canine Companions for Independence in any way, even more so – you will recognize and relate to many things in the book.

And if your CCI connection is with or you’ve been to the Southwest Regional Center in Oceanside, CA, that’s really the ultimate hook – there are many references specific to SWR that will strongly register with you.

But, hey, even if none of the above is true, read it, anyway – it’s a tremendous read, and by the time you’re done, it’ll make you want to do all those things.

Trust me – just get it and read it.

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