Lucy Dillon: Lost dogs and lonely hearts

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The story is mostly about Rachel who inherits her aunts dogcarecenter. She has kind of troubled relationship and the move to her aunts place kind of helps her to really think it over.

Book is also about the dogs and different people who all get to know these dogs. One of the biggest topic although is kids. One couple can't have them, one gets them almost "too easily". I didn't really think at the beginning that this one has so much to do with kids, if i had known, i'm not sure if i'd borrowed this book. It's not the books fault though, it's written well and the story is consisted. Just everywhere i look, hear or read, there's stuff about children and i'm just pretty over it atm. So for me, it just might have been the wrong time in life to read this sort of a book.

Gwen Cooper: Homer's Odyssey

When I was younger I used to read a lot of James Herriot-stories about cats and I seriously was in love and in awe although lot of the stories were sad in the beginning.

This story about Gwen and adopted blind cat Homer brought back all those memories and stories and makes me want to find all those other cat books as soon as possible again.

So anyone who looks for a good story about living with cats in general and living with disabled cat should most definitely read this one!