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A Big Little Life

by Dean Koontz (2010)

About this book

She arrived with her name, Trixie. I joked sometimes that it sounded more like a stripper than a dog. But if it sounded more like a stripper than a dog, it sounded more like an elf or a fairy than a stripper. Elves and fairies are magical beings, and so was she. A heartwarming memoir of a very special dog.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreA Big Little Life Lead Character

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