“Climb That Fence and Take That Leap” by Philip Johnsey Book Review

By Ruth on November 6, 2013 in book, pets, review
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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First of all, if I had known that this book was as short as it was, I would have set aside my longer books and read this. As it was, it took me less than an hour to read this short, pithy, and sometimes humorous book. I love pets anyway, and any time I get to read about their antics, I’m hooked. Furthermore, the author was able to relate what he had learned from watching animals and apply it to his life for the better.

I myself am an advocate of watching and learning from animals. Because of the brevity of the book, I’m not going to steal the author’s thunder. I will say, however, that you will find yourself emboldened by what he says, and you may find yourself watching animals even more closely to learn life lessons.

While the book is short, I cannot recommend this book highly enough. It is worth the time and effort, and there is nothing inappropriate encased within its pages.

I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. I was not financially compensated, and all opinions are 100 percent mine.

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  1. Karen H in NC November 8, 2013 Reply

    Sorry for the late post. I’m playing catch-up here so I’m just popping in to say HI and sorry I missed visiting with you on party day! Hope you all had a good time!
    kareninnc at gmail dot com

  2. Goddess Fish Promotions November 6, 2013 Reply

    Thank you

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