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#14Books14Weeks , book 12. Almost done with number 13, hopefully tonight. Part way through number 14. ?? I admit, I chose this book for the cover alone. I mean, really, don't you just love it? (Turns out Anjuli is "not an animal person" and she admits that "holding the rooster on the cover of this book was a scariest thing I've ever done".) The content is pretty solid; filled with honest, touching, sometimes (cont in comments)...
TheHeartlandBookFairy heartbreaking, insightfull, inspiring anecdotes from the authors life. Anjuli writes with wonderful insight, gives sone good advice, and reasonable action stratagies. This book weighs in heavily with a religious standpoint which I'm fine with, but for some reason, I had an issue with the author continually referring to her readers as "sister". Yes, I know the meaning behind this. But for some reason, it seemed over used and was slightly annoying to me? Overall, I enjoyed this book, Thanks to goodreads and the pub for sending it to me ? 1y
Soscha True facts here: I am an animal person & non-domesticated roosters not raised to be handled like a pet can ef you TF up. Pissed off chicken baby velociraptors. (Who were their antecedents, theropods! 🦖) (edited) 1y
Soscha I love them to death though. Check out “Bree & Me”. Bree is a companion, raised as one. 🐓 1y
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