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- Author: Armando Gonzalez
- Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
- ISBN-10: 1662464916
- ISBN-13: 9781662464911
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.9 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Life after death? Where is the Rainbow Bridge?
Sugar, a mixed breed Chihuahua/cairn terrier, answers these questions in The Dog That Lives on the Moon. This book is a story of not only her life here on earth but also her spiritual life on the moon. Her earthly life consists of living with two humans and the adventures they shared and also the dogs that were part of her life and her nemesis, Ash Lee and Gypsy, two cats who lived with her at the Del Mar Apartments. She lived in Tucson, Arizona, but traveled to places like Tombstone and Bisbee, Arizona, San Diego, San Francisco, and Mount Saint Helens.
After her death, her adventures continue, but with a little more spice. She goes to live on the moon where she meets Cochie; Cutie, an abused dog; Thunder, a fighting dog; Kingston, a Hurricane Katrina casualty; and Skeeter, the oldest dog living on the moon, each with their own stories. One adventure that Skeeter tells her is the landing on the moon by men and what happened. She even meets two important human spirits, Francis and Buddy, who share philosophy with her.
A great read for dog and animal lovers, it grips the heart of the reader, and they will never look at their pets the same way.
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- Author: Armando Gonzalez
- Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
- ISBN-10: 1662464916
- ISBN-13: 9781662464911
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.9 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Life after death? Where is the Rainbow Bridge?
Sugar, a mixed breed Chihuahua/cairn terrier, answers these questions in The Dog That Lives on the Moon. This book is a story of not only her life here on earth but also her spiritual life on the moon. Her earthly life consists of living with two humans and the adventures they shared and also the dogs that were part of her life and her nemesis, Ash Lee and Gypsy, two cats who lived with her at the Del Mar Apartments. She lived in Tucson, Arizona, but traveled to places like Tombstone and Bisbee, Arizona, San Diego, San Francisco, and Mount Saint Helens.
After her death, her adventures continue, but with a little more spice. She goes to live on the moon where she meets Cochie; Cutie, an abused dog; Thunder, a fighting dog; Kingston, a Hurricane Katrina casualty; and Skeeter, the oldest dog living on the moon, each with their own stories. One adventure that Skeeter tells her is the landing on the moon by men and what happened. She even meets two important human spirits, Francis and Buddy, who share philosophy with her.
A great read for dog and animal lovers, it grips the heart of the reader, and they will never look at their pets the same way.
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