Helpful Score: 1
The author was the writer on David Letterman's show when he was doing "Stupid Pet Tricks"
Starts off slow, the usual meet-my-weird-family-and-friends beginning, but gets better once the dog starts talking. I guess you could turn to page 60, where the dog starts talking, and read from there; we'd still give you credit for reading the book here at PBS. Ultimately, the dog sounds just like what you would expect from a chick-lit book.
Starts off slow, the usual meet-my-weird-family-and-friends beginning, but gets better once the dog starts talking. I guess you could turn to page 60, where the dog starts talking, and read from there; we'd still give you credit for reading the book here at PBS. Ultimately, the dog sounds just like what you would expect from a chick-lit book.
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