Bøger af James Charlton

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A collection of quotations from pundits and poets, artists and authors for dog lovers There¿s something new and memorable in here for everyone.James Charlton categorizes quotes into sections to easily locate a message to fit your mood or life circumstance. Lonely? Love and Loyalty. Aging? Old Dogs. Bad day at work? Barking and Biting. Cat scratched your furniture? Dogs Are Better. Despairing? Love a Dog. Witty and tender, with hundreds of quotes to choose from, this book doggedly compiles all the best words ever written or spoken about man¿s best friend, all complemented by cartoonist Arnold Roth¿s artwork. And remember what Mark Twain said: ¿Heaven goes by favor; if it went by merit, you would stay out and your dog would go in.¿

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