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|author=David Rosenfelt
|title=The Puppy Express: On the road with 25 rescue dogs . . . what could go wrong?
|rating=4.5
|genre=Pets
|summary=If you're moving home from Southern California with twenty five rescue dogs how, ''exactly'' do you do it? Add in that these are mostly elderly dogs who've already had too much change and trauma in their lives and it's obvious that crating them and flying them across country isn't going to work. They couldn't all go together and the trip would take about twenty four hours with all the changes - and that's before you even ''begin'' to think about the prohibitive cost. In the end the answer was a convoy of three motorhomes, the addition of nine helpers and just about non-stop driving across the continent. Fun, eh?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0751553522</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|title=Girl With A White Dog
|summary=Paddington might be mistaken for a suitable wedding usher, a doctor, and an illegal busker, but he is really just the original bear from Darkest Peru, with the charming ability to get into as many scrapes as one could wish. Paddington might cause confusion at the dentist's, the gymkhana or at the posh restaurant, but he will always land on his feet. Paddington might be able to completely befuddle a host of school teachers, a judge or anyone, but he is still the most loved occupant of the Brown's household, 32 Windsor Gardens, London. And this trilogy shows how he should be pretty much loved in many other households too.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0007560966</amazonuk>
}}
