I like "The Dog Who Wouldn't Be". Thank you for reminding me of this author; may just try and get a hold of more of his works.
Something quite humorous came into my reading selection probably 20 years ago. I read one book and instantly wanted to read more by this author. I did and enjoyed every one. Here, about one book, are
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Happy Adventure was a schooner with one fatal flaw. It leaked like a sieve. So why would anyone repeatedly expose himself and his friends to the elements of the North Atlantic in a treacherous, stubborn, uncomfortable, unfloatable boat which at last count, has sunk eight times? Any explanation of this appalling narative seems outrageously unlikely. But the story is true. All too true. And it's decidedly the funniest story yet from Farley Mowat, whose books have sold over a million and a half copies in this country alone."
Farley Mowat, a Canadian author.
"A family tree can wither if nobody tends it's roots"
I like "The Dog Who Wouldn't Be". Thank you for reminding me of this author; may just try and get a hold of more of his works.
His sense of humour, reality and his ability to see things a different way.
I would have to read more of his stuff before I add anything else as it is a long time since I read "The Dog Who Wouldn't Be".
Because of various problems, I have difficulty remembering details even though my overall feeling is one of having liked a book.
Farley Mowat is known as a bit of a character in Canada. One of his somewhat endearing qualities is his persona non gratia status with the United States. A few years ago my mother's neighbours added a new golden lab pup to their household. Too young for the required shots, it too was denied entry into the United States. It immediately was given the name Farley and has grown into a beloved member of the village community.
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