Book #1 & #2 of 2008
A little correction here, I should have mentioned this in the post. I put The Heart of a Fox in with the end of 2007 reads, it should be with the 2008s. I hadn't finished it till January.
So, Book #1 of 2008 is Heart of a Fox by T. Isilwath. See review below. I love this book. Check out Izzy's Book Website to read the first 2 chapters.
Book #2: Dog Heros of 9/11. This has been on my shelf for a while, and I had leafed through it, but this time I actually read it. It is individual stories about the dogs involved in the rescue missions at the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and in western Pennsylvania. Each dog's profile includes their name, breed, medals, and a description of where they were helping out and the training they went through. If there was a specific firefighter they worked with, that was talked about, also if there was a special story about a certain dog.
Lonestar Steak restaurants donated steaks for the dogs to eat, every night the vet staff on duty bathed them and gave them full check ups to make sure they weren't injured.
I thought this was a very interesting book.
So, Book #1 of 2008 is Heart of a Fox by T. Isilwath. See review below. I love this book. Check out Izzy's Book Website to read the first 2 chapters.
Book #2: Dog Heros of 9/11. This has been on my shelf for a while, and I had leafed through it, but this time I actually read it. It is individual stories about the dogs involved in the rescue missions at the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and in western Pennsylvania. Each dog's profile includes their name, breed, medals, and a description of where they were helping out and the training they went through. If there was a specific firefighter they worked with, that was talked about, also if there was a special story about a certain dog.
Lonestar Steak restaurants donated steaks for the dogs to eat, every night the vet staff on duty bathed them and gave them full check ups to make sure they weren't injured.
I thought this was a very interesting book.
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