1 comments about Every Life Should Have 9 Cats.

1. A very easy read! I could really relate to these "tales." You can tell that Ms. Percoco is totally a cat person and her life has been devoted to her cat friends. Including photos of every cat (and one dog!) makes the stories more personal. Each story and poem is full of fun and tugs at your heart.

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2 comments about The Wonderful Thing About Pets: Remarkable Stories About the Animals Who Share Our Lives.

1. This is a quick and ez read about pets who have done so much for their owners. Most stories are about how either pets have saved their owners lives or helped them with some disability. There are additional stories about animals who love other animals and even some interesting facts about animals. I recommend this book to anyone who loves animals.

   These stories are very short, only a few pages each, and there are a total of 36 different stories in this book.




2. I got this book to give to the cat-loving teenage daughter of an old friend and ended up having to read it myself first. It contains one heart-warming story after another of people's love for their pets and how this is reciprocated, as well as stories of love and caring between animals of different speicies. All through the book, I kept saying to my husband, "You have to hear this one!" and read yet another aloud to him. This book will be loved by anyone who has ever shared his or her life with a non-human creature. I plan to give it as gifts to at least a half dozen such people myself. Enjoy!

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1 comments about Cat Caught My Heart: Purrect Tales of Wisdom, Hope and Love.

1. If you love cats, you will love this book, which is a collection of true stories about cats and the people they love. You'll laugh and you'll cry as you remember how many of the stories also happened to you and your cat. When you're finished, you will want to get another cat, or at least feel compelled to send a donation to the nearest shelter.

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2 comments about Pets Have Feelings Too! Understanding Your Pet's Physical, Emotional And Spiritual Needs.

1. Move over Ceasar, Dr. Monica should have her own program! Her sound and practical advice has helped me and my pets for years. I have read everything she has published and have been astounded at the success that I have had raising my little ones. I can't wait until the next book comes out!



2. In "Pets Have Feelings Too!" long-time animal communicator Monica Diedrich follows up her previous award-winning title with an in-depth but highly readable look at how our fellow creatures interact with us on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. Diedrich covers the usual territory of basic aspects of communication (the how-to's, behavioral problems, lost pets) but really shines when discussing how our deep connections to the animals in our lives can lead to profound physical, emotional, and spiritual healing for humans and animals alike. In addition, her theory of energy imprinting carries after-death experiences and a beloved animal's return into newly explored pathways. Warm, engaging, and written from the heart, Diedrich's new book is a very welcome contribution to the field.
   Reviewed by Sally Rosenthal from the Magazine Species Link-Issue 64 Autumn 2006

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