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Particles of Light: The misadventures of one bright son of a gun, his smart mouth dog and everything under the sun.
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“Bold, unconventional, and thought-provoking, Particles of Light immediately stood out. The originality at the core of the premise, a teenage boy teaching his dog to talk is intriguing on its own, but pairing that with deeper themes of truth, power, and social tension gives it a much sharper edge.”
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| This is a great intro to the vast abilities of dogs to solve problems and express their empathy and love. I enjoyed it very much and would recommend it to anyone who wonders "what's my dog really thinking." Hopefully it will create twice as many new ...more | |
“Bold, unconventional, and thought-provoking, Particles of Light immediately stood out. The originality at the core of the premise, a teenage boy teaching his dog to talk is intriguing on its own, but pairing that with deeper themes of truth, power, and social tension gives it a much sharper edge.”
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