Dandi Daley Mackall
Hardcover | Pages: 265 pages Rating: 3.86 | 505 Users | 76 Reviews
Define Books In Pursuance Of My Boyfriends' Dogs: The Tales of Adam and Eve and Shirley
| Original Title: | My Boyfriends' Dogs |
| ISBN: | 0525422188 (ISBN13: 9780525422181) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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If only boys were more like dogs.On a stormy night in St. Louis, Bailey Daley finds refuge in an after-hours diner. Bailey, a girl with three dogs in tow, wearing a soaking-wet prom dress, obviously has a story to tell. See, she wants what every girl wants from her boyfriend: enthusiasm, loyalty, and unconditional love. And Bailey is always falling in love - with boys, and with their dogs. And each of her dogs came from a relationship that didn't quite work out. But don't worry: in this fun, clean romance, true love is never far away - it just waits until you stop looking for it.
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| Title | : | My Boyfriends' Dogs: The Tales of Adam and Eve and Shirley |
| Author | : | Dandi Daley Mackall |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 265 pages |
| Published | : | February 4th 2010 by Dutton Children's Books (first published January 12th 2010) |
| Categories | : | Romance. Young Adult. Contemporary. Animals. Dogs |
Rating Appertaining To Books My Boyfriends' Dogs: The Tales of Adam and Eve and Shirley
Ratings: 3.86 From 505 Users | 76 ReviewsNotice Appertaining To Books My Boyfriends' Dogs: The Tales of Adam and Eve and Shirley
This book had an interesting premise but it was terrible. The book is split into three stories and I couldn't even finish the first one. I flipped ahead to see what the outcome was and just couldn't keep going. If felt like a really preachy, vapid way to tell girls not to have sex before marriage. The female protaganist's first real boyfriend is having sex with another girl the whole time they are dating and the conclusion she comes to is not to be outraged and dump his ass, but to hold on toAt first i did not like this book because it was confusing going through all the realtionships and not understanding why she couldn't just stay with one person but it good better in the middle and has a great ending
This YA fiction title is a twist on the classic girl meets boy, girl loses boy, but keeps his dog, story line. Set in a cafe in St. Louis, Mackall's story about a young woman who has only so-so luck holding onto boyfriends, but not their dogs, is lighthearted with a kind of happy ending. I loved that it was set in St. Louis, somehow it makes it seem just a little more real, when you've been to the St. Louis and Missouri landmarks that are mentioned in the book.It's a nice break from the myriad
What a cute book! I'm a college student and am always bogged down with school work and work-work. I love having a fluff-book to enjoy for leisure readingsomething light, cute, and captivating.Bailey Daley is the girl who does a better job attracting dogs than boyfriends. We enter the story as she finds shelter from the rain in a small cafe. Her entrance is quite a sight to Louie,the kind cafe owner Rune,an "identity-crisis" employee and Colt, a loyal customer. Not only is she dressed in a
Just before midnight, during one of the worst thunderstorms of the season, Bailey Daley knocked on the door of the just-closed Louie of St. Louie's Diner. Soaking wet from head to toe, dressed in a designer original prom dress and leading three dogs on leashes, Bailey obviously has a story.Over the long hours of the night that follows, Bailey tells Louie, his cook Rune and his regular customer Colt about her three great loves, the three dogs she got from them and how her mistakes in romance have
This story started out pretty good. The dynamics between characters was fairly sharp and I enjoyed the relationships between Bailey, Amber, Went and Big D. The budding relationship between Went and Bailey was cringe-worthy but accurate and I felt myself back in high school, holding onto that boy who never felt for me the way I felt for him. Ah, the memories! I understood Bailey's motivations and need to mould herself into "perfect girlfriend material". I think we've all been there.What irked me
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