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Ok, now I'm crying. Bailey had been through so much, lived such a long life. Its certainly interesting to experience aspects of life through a dog's eyes things like first love and divorce. And of course there had to be the one kid that just wasn't right; still don't want to know what he did to Marshmallow.

Just reading chapter five makes me think it should be required reading in schools, something to warn off people from leaving dogs in cars. I admit that I am guilty of such a crime, but we thought we'd done better by leaving something to drink (which had yet to get even warm in the short time we were gone) and widows down as far as we could allow without my baby slipping out; I will say my baby boy was fine.

Just finished the first life of the dog. The ending was a bit sudden and sad. I'm glad the story continues.

Been reading a little each night this week. Sometimes I just don't want to stop. I don't feel the fear yet.

Already I love it, how the main women is affecting or setting up future stories. Glimpses of Cinderella and The Frog Prince did not go missed. And it's easy to surmise that the magical girls she blesses are those of the stories to come.

"How Taiki Got His Wings" was cute. It takes the pull of a woman to get the hopeless boy of the ground. Rather than picturing winged people, I found myself thinking of birds; I'm sure it's where the inspiration came from.

Reading to my dog. I was thrilled to realize I had this book after watching the Netflix adaptation.

"Each year the world Rich lived in felt more and more like a huge electronic haunted house in which digital ghosts and frightened human beings lived in uneasy coexistence."
And now the ghosts have possessed the humans and created shambling zombies.

Really not sure about this one. Not bad enough to stop, but I'm really questioning the over-the-top characters and the questionable choices.

Undercover Shifter isn't bad. I like the idea of an undercover boss falling for a floor worker. However there could have been a lot more filler.

Primal makes up for the bad reads. It's hot, full length, and interesting. I immediately looked up the next two books in the series to add to my reading list.

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing is just another waste of a read. This could have been filled out nicely into a longer story. Both the romance and the conflict lack the spark that is expected from a shifter story; the only time being a shifter even makes an impact is the reveal.

The second story is cute and amusing, a pleasant read.

The first story has given me little hope for the others. Even though it was a M/M piece, there are moments when "she" has snuck into the sentences. At one point, a character mentions info he shouldn't have known about. Finally, the writing style is rushed leaving a lot to be desired.

About to through this out of date shit in the trash. Are we supposed to be confident? Or are we supposed to pander to men who are no better than neanderthals?