Gentle Giant George: Rescue Dog Rescues Human – Book Review

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Gentle Giant George: Rescue Dog Rescues Human – Book Review

Rescue Dog - Free Days With George: Learning Life's Little Lessons from One Very Big DogFree Days With George: Learning Life’s Little Lessons from One Very Big Dog by Colin Campbell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Anyone who’s read my reviews probably noticed this: I only review books I like.

I generally like yarns about animal/human relationships. Rescue dog rescues human. What’s become the Marley Trope. FREE DAYS WITH GEORGE is that and more.

It’s about finding a friend, travelling together and surfing. A Canadian in California. What really made it so enjoyable was the personality of George.  A Landseer Newfoundland gentle giant. Big dog.  Big as a bear.  Big heart – love and loyalty.  It was nice meeting George – Colin Campbell seems like a nice guy, too…

Yup, read it.

 

Live Free, Mon Ami! – Brian Alan Burhoe

 

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Gentle Giant George: Rescue Dog Rescues Human – Book Review

Free Days With George: Learning Life’s Little Lessons from One Very Big Dog

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About Brian Alan Burhoe

A Graduate of the Holland College Culinary Course, Brian Alan Burhoe has cooked in Atlantic Coast restaurants and Health Care kitchens for well over 30 years. He's a member of the Canadian Culinary Federation. Brian's many published articles reflect his interests in food service, Northern culture, Church history & Spiritual literature, imaginative fiction, wilderness preservation, animal rescue, service dogs for our Veterans and more. His fiction has been translated into German & Russian... See his popular CIVILIZED BEARS!
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