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POV of a dog!  This is something unique. Viewing the world from the point of view of a dog. The book follows the story of dog in first person in it's journey living with his human family through the cat family & all the experiences in between. The happiness life, the wandering, the wild life, the wild fire, fighting off bears, meeting old family, losing the track back home, making difficult decisions, and many other things to answer your questions, What do dogs think about. It's such an emotional turmoil, sometimes makes you wonder why won't they just have the ability to speak. We have seen that dogs do have emotions. There should be a way they could express themselves more clearly. The author has so very well captured the most important trait of dogs that they're always loyal to their human friends and how they would do everything to be with them all the time. Also how they can understand other animals and also befriend. This book also shows us a unique & very

2/5🌟 😞 I don't usually rate books but this one was quite disappointing. The plot was so anti-climatic, I waited till the end for something exciting to happen. It went from crime thriller to romance (and not even interesting). Just a regular romance story. With hardly anything tragic. Crime thriller part just ended like how a real life case would end and the other romance story was also quite interesting. Got bored in the middle of the book but stretched to get to the end. I wouldn't recommend if you're looking for a thriller. The blurb promises a thrilling story but to end with nothing. One of the main characters introduced in the beginning just disappears later with no sign of existence.  However, here's a bit of a look in the book. In "Complications" by Danielle Steel, readers are taken on an emotional journey through the intricacies of life, love, and the unexpected challenges that shape our existence.  The novel introduces readers to a tapestry of charac

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides is a captivating and thought-provoking psychological thriller that grips you from the opening pages and refuses to let go until the very end. This spellbinding narrative weaves a tale of psychological suspense and intrigue that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The story revolves around Alicia Berenson, a talented painter who suddenly and mysteriously stops speaking after being accused of a brutal crime that shocked the nation. Confined to a secure psychiatric facility, her silence becomes a puzzle that captivates everyone's imagination. Enter Theo Faber, a determined psychotherapist who becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind Alicia's silence and the events that led to her shocking act. Michaelides crafts a masterful narrative that skillfully navigates between past and present, slowly revealing layers of Alicia's life while intertwining it with Theo's personal journey. The characters are intricately developed, an

Was the pandemic predicted? Is it man-made? Or just history repeating itself? Is there a reason behind it if it's man-made? If it's man-made, is it ethical or unethical? Is it controllable? Is something other than the virus a bigger threat to existence of humanity? Go on & read this thriller to find out. Trust me you can't put it down at all. Robert Langdon, our dear professor on a quest to unearth (literally) the biggest event of the century (or just the decade. God knows what's more to come.) The blurb of the Book My favourite excerpts/quotes from the book: 1. The decisions of our past are the architects of our present.  2. Nice to know a 208 IQ can be wrong sometimes. 3. When they face desperation . . . human beings become animals. 4. Science is progressing so fast that nobody knows where the lines are drawn anymore. 5. Scroll to see the origin of the word QUARANTINE. This wasn't exactly a review but all the thoughts that arised while reading this aweso