Review: This book is a tribute to both dogs and birds! Exceptionally great book - a must read if you love animals!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
Since I love dogs and birds and am overall an animal lover, this book appealed to me very much. Upon reading this book, I immediately got into the story. It is a beautifully told story complete with lovely artwork drawings that is a must read if you like animals and it is also a wonderful book to read to a child or children. What the story in this book does is to teach one not only about birds and dogs, moreover, it teaches about family life in India and customs, etc. This really brought more substance to the story.Getting back to the storyline of this book: Tina in the book was bitten by a dog earlier in her life and had a fear of dogs because of this (same here, I was bitten by a huge dog and for years scared of all large dogs). Then in the book, some helpless puppies arrive and the family begins caring for them (mostly the father). Later on in the book, Tina is no longer afraid and begins to watch and observe dogs and birds and takes care of stray dogs. This story touched my heart so much that I went through a few Kleenex while reading it.Found this book to be very meaningful about dogs and birds. This book I very much enjoyed and highly recommend it to all!