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 enlarge | Author: John Grogan
Publisher: William Morrow
Category: Book
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Rating:  1370 reviews
Sales Rank: 810
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 304
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 8.4 x 5.4 x 1.1
ISBN: 0060817089
Dewey Decimal Number: 636.7527092
EAN: 9780060817084
ASIN: 0060817089
Publication Date: November 1, 2005
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Condition: Hardcover book with dj, dj has corner and edge wear, creasing, and wrinkling, pages have minor wear, free delivery confirmation.
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 A must for all pet owners and lovers November 24, 2008
Jared
I don't normally read books like this, but I just got a new puppy and decided to read it for my girlfriend. I was very pleasantly surprised when I finished Marley and me. It is a must for all dog owners and will truly teach you to appreciate your dog. For me I found some parts to be boring, but for the most part there were parts that made me laugh out loud and reminded me of my puppy.
 awesome! November 22, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
this book is so good i couldn't put it down. it was an easy read and i read the entire book in just two seatings! i loved this book and it will be on my list of all time favorites.
Absolutely Heartwarming November 21, 2008
Emily (Washington, USA)
This is a book i would recommend to anyone, but especially to those who love animals. This book made me cry several times, as well as laugh.
Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog November 21, 2008
edrm
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I must say taking care of impulsive dogs like Marley demands patience and hard work. So I can appreciate the Grogan's dedicated care of this hyperactive dog, Marley, who had the typical traits of ADHD. Of course, dealing with ADHD people is so hard. When it comes to dogs with ADHD, that's even more difficult. He wasn't able to do as the owner told him to, made a lot of mischief, and so on - nothing was so annoying as these for most of dog owners. I might have flown off the handle if I had found his frequent misbehaviors. - "Next time you do this, you are going to the slaughterhouse! Get it?" I just wonder whether it meant animal abuse...
However, I felt Marley was John's vivid reminder when I found he received lots of e-mails after Marley's death. I guess that was mainly because most of those who e-mailed him said encouragingly that they had the same or worse experience with their misbehaved dogs. Perhaps John Grogan saw through Marley's pros as well as cons of the dog's rambunctiousness.
Anyway, without unconditional love with Marley, the hyperactive and rambunctious dog, John Grogan would never have written Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog, I'd say.
Easy to read, enjoyable, and familiar to many dog owners November 20, 2008
S. Jentsch (United States)
After having just reviewed John Grogan's latest book, The Longest Trip Home: A Memoir, I thought it would be a good idea to go back and write a review for Marley & Me.
Grogan's story of his high-spirited dog that turned their lives upside down, but stole their hearts as well, is a well-written and enjoyable book to read. His writing style is such that you feel like he's someone you know that's telling you about this hyperactive and exuberant dog of his. As someone is not able to read entire books in one sitting, I like the fact that you can put the book down and pick it back up again later without feeling like you have re-read the previous chapter to get back up to speed.
As a dog owner, I can relate to the sometimes unpredictable behavior of man's best friend, but I can also relate to how firmly Marley made himself part of their lives. No matter what kind of trouble they get themselves into, their unconditional love and that "dog face" that is a classic lab trait has gotten our dog out of many a jam in her long life!
I highly recommend Marley & Me, and now that I've finished his latest book, I suggest picking up both. I'm looking forward to going back through Marley & Me and seeing how the common topics from both books were done in the first.
If you are a dog owner, or if you know one, this book is a good read!
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