Nose Down, Eyes Up (Paperback)

from BeckyJG

You talk to your dog. You know you do, so you might as well admit it. And it's not all goo goo ga ga baby talk either. No, you engage in conversations composed of complete sentences and abstract thought. Gil Winowiscz, the forty seven year old hero of Nose Down, Eyes Up talks to his four dogs (Ji...

from pbadeer

My wife has a standing rule not to read any book that has a cute puppy on the cover. According to her, they can never end well. But I'm glad I broke this rule for this book. Although the literary technique of "talking animals" is by no means new, the idea that an owner can "communicate" with his ...

from pbadeer

My wife has a standing rule not to read any book that has a cute puppy on the cover. According to her, they can never end well. But I'm glad I broke this rule for this book. Although the literary technique of "talking animals" is by no means new, the idea that an owner can "communicate" with his ...

from smallwonder56

I was a big fan of Markoe's book "Walking in Circles Before Lying Down" and this book didn't disappoint. While her take on relationships is priceless, I dearly love the dialogue with the dogs. Each dog has its own personality (as they do in reality) and I laughed out loud when I read the thoughts...

from smallwonder56

I was a big fan of Markoe's book "Walking in Circles Before Lying Down" and this book didn't disappoint. While her take on relationships is priceless, I dearly love the dialogue with the dogs. Each dog has its own personality (as they do in reality) and I laughed out loud when I read the thoughts...