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This Is a Book for People Who Love Dogs (eBook, ePUB) - Freitag, Meg
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Dog lovers rejoice! This Is a Book for People Who Love Dogs is a canine celebration featuring illustrated breed profiles, a history of how dogs evolved, and an exploration of the joys of sharing your life with a dog. For dog lovers new and old, this gorgeous guide takes readers on a walk through the wonders of our four-legged friends. Author Meg Freitag shares all about the lives of dogs, from deciphering dog behavior and tracing the long history of companionship between humans and dogs. Dog breeds-including collies, corgies, and golden retrievers-are profiled with spirited illustrations…mehr

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Dog lovers rejoice! This Is a Book for People Who Love Dogs is a canine celebration featuring illustrated breed profiles, a history of how dogs evolved, and an exploration of the joys of sharing your life with a dog. For dog lovers new and old, this gorgeous guide takes readers on a walk through the wonders of our four-legged friends. Author Meg Freitag shares all about the lives of dogs, from deciphering dog behavior and tracing the long history of companionship between humans and dogs. Dog breeds-including collies, corgies, and golden retrievers-are profiled with spirited illustrations that'll leave you aching to bring another dog home. Thoroughly researched and presented in a warm, charming style, This Is a Book for People Who Love Dogs is a must-have for everyone who cherishes their furry friends.

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Autorenporträt
Meg Freitag is a writer, poet, educator, and dog lover from mid-coast Maine. Her poetry collection, Edith, was selected by Dorianne Laux as winner of the 2016 BOAAT Book Prize and was published in 2017. She’s a graduate of UT Austin’s Michener Center for Writers and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. She currently lives in Boise, Idaho, where she’s at work on a novel.