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A review by katie_mo
The Dog Who Knew Too Much by Spencer Quinn
3.0
Spencer Quinn continues to please. I can't see how anyone can dislike these books: they're just too darn cute and clever. This book, in particular, will be enjoyed by dog owners.
One scene made me a bit emotional on the subway (I miss my family dogs, who live in another state with my parents; the older dog is the love of my life and I miss him every day I don't see him). In these few sentences, my heart was broken. To give some background (spoiler-free!), Bernie (the owner) has been separated for a short time from Chet (his dog, and our narrator). Upon being reunited, Chet narrates:
"I jumped right up into his arms. Had I ever been this happy? Yes, and it was the best possible feeling."
Just let me give any dog in the vicinity a hug. I need one! (I'm ending this review to weep and find some stranger's dog to take home with me.)
One scene made me a bit emotional on the subway (I miss my family dogs, who live in another state with my parents; the older dog is the love of my life and I miss him every day I don't see him). In these few sentences, my heart was broken. To give some background (spoiler-free!), Bernie (the owner) has been separated for a short time from Chet (his dog, and our narrator). Upon being reunited, Chet narrates:
"I jumped right up into his arms. Had I ever been this happy? Yes, and it was the best possible feeling."
Just let me give any dog in the vicinity a hug. I need one! (I'm ending this review to weep and find some stranger's dog to take home with me.)