I must admit I had no idea what to expect when I accepted South of Reality for review. Was this a
children’s book, some strange science fiction or a modern take on Animal Farm?
The truth is that is none of these. It is a
charming and delightful read for all ages with some
subtle messages to learn along the way like not pre-judging others.
I thoroughly enjoyed escaping into the world of the two dogs, Arky and Peyson, and the annoyingly typical cat, Tuxedo, as they
attempt to make right a sad human situation.
Being a dog person I sided with Arky and Peyson and their frustrations
with Tuxedo with his cat’s characteristic nonchalance and superciliousness.
Along with Arky and Peyson I was equally surprised at the mission Tuxedo was on
and how he draws them into it.
I smiled at the
mental image of a cat using the computer keyboard and other human actions;
worried when the rats were getting the upper hand and even wanted to wring the
roosters neck at times (well, not literally)
When I look at
my dog now I wonder – does she know and understand more than she is letting on?
Is she using my computer at night?
I received this
book in return for an honest review.
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