Caroline
I love heartwarming stories, especially if those stories feature dogs. Thus it was a given that I would read Max: The Miracle Dog.
The first few chapters of the book are far from heartwarming. More like heartbreaking, dealing as they do, with Kerry's childhood, followed by a car accident in adulthood which led to depression and suicidal thoughts.
Then Kerry met Max, and a bond was formed and the lives of man and dog changed for the better. Man and dog went on to inspire, and change the lives of others.
As a dog lover this book resonated with me, because growing up there were always Springer Spaniels around, thanks to my Dad. I also believe that life really is better with a dog. 🐕
I love heartwarming stories, especially if those stories feature dogs. Thus it was a given that I would read Max: The Miracle Dog.
The first few chapters of the book are far from heartwarming. More like heartbreaking, dealing as they do, with Kerry's childhood, followed by a car accident in adulthood which led to depression and suicidal thoughts.
Then Kerry met Max, and a bond was formed and the lives of man and dog changed for the better. Man and dog went on to inspire, and change the lives of others.
As a dog lover this book resonated with me, because growing up there were always Springer Spaniels around, thanks to my Dad. I also believe that life really is better with a dog. 🐕