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hermetic

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16. Oh gosh
Mon Dec 25, 2017, 12:11 PM
Dec 2017

I love animal tales. That one sounds great.

Author Jean-Christophe Rufin is one of the founders of Doctors Without Borders, The Red Collar is a slim novel that tells a deceptively simple story about a man and his dog. Inspired by a true story, the book is, at its heart, a painful and moving tale of the horrors of war, mistaken pride, and unbounded loyalty. There are three main human characters, but the thread that ties them together is Wilhelm, the dog whose dedication to his master, even in the face of indifference, is inspiring and heartbreaking.



I just gave my boyfriend a book of Conrad's stories. Is his bio interesting?

Thanks for the good wishes and for being a participant here. I do love my little group.

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Heretics Daughter by Kathleen Kent. Love it secondwind Dec 2017 #1
Sounds great! hermetic Dec 2017 #3
AL FRANKEN: GIANT IN THE SENATE pangaia Dec 2017 #2
Enjoying that, I take it? hermetic Dec 2017 #4
I am reading murielm99 Dec 2017 #5
Uh huh hermetic Dec 2017 #6
I haven't read any reviews. murielm99 Dec 2017 #7
It IS her reaction hermetic Dec 2017 #9
"Beautiful Assasin," by Michael White, and "Blood Red," by Mercedes Lackey shenmue Dec 2017 #8
I like Mercedes Lackey. murielm99 Dec 2017 #10
Ahh, spies and fantasy hermetic Dec 2017 #11
Dark Money lordsummerisle Dec 2017 #12
Oh, the Koch Bros hermetic Dec 2017 #13
Yes lordsummerisle Dec 2017 #14
The Red Collar by Jean-Christophe Rufin pscot Dec 2017 #15
Oh gosh hermetic Dec 2017 #16
Still reading Roddy Doyle's "The Van" TexasProgresive Dec 2017 #17
Void Moon hermetic Dec 2017 #18
Happy Christmas to all! Thank you for the weekly thread, hermetic. japple Dec 2017 #19
A very good day to you! hermetic Dec 2017 #20
Thanks, pal. Sounds great. I'll check it out. I was thinking of re-reading japple Dec 2017 #21
Laurie R. King's Garment of Shadows PennyK Dec 2017 #22
Gotta tell you hermetic Dec 2017 #23
So glad he likes it PennyK Dec 2017 #24
Sleeping Beauties by Stephen & Owen King PoorMonger Dec 2017 #25
Did/do you like it? hermetic Dec 2017 #28
Yeah PoorMonger Dec 2017 #32
I just finished reading Red Sparrow, Danascot Dec 2017 #26
Neat hermetic Dec 2017 #29
If you like spy novels Danascot Dec 2017 #31
Moriarty by Anthony Horowitz PennyK Dec 2017 #27
I did not know this.. hermetic Dec 2017 #30
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