The Pug List
In the chaotic aftermath of a house fire, with insurance battles, rebuilding plans, and parenting challenges all in the mix, Alison Hodgson's 7 year-old daughter decides that adopting a pet pug dog is the solution. Enter 'Outrageous Oliver', and a...
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In the chaotic aftermath of a house fire, with insurance battles, rebuilding plans, and parenting challenges all in the mix, Alison Hodgson's 7 year-old daughter decides that adopting a pet pug dog is the solution. Enter 'Outrageous Oliver', and a burst of hilarity, healing and irresistible hope.
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"What if a wheezing, sneezing, allegedly house-trained, ticking time bomb of an orphan pug is the key to helping a family feel at home again, after an arsonist set their house-and life-on fire? If you asked me, I would have said it's a bad idea; we can do better. Unfortunately no one asked me, and The Pug List is my family's story."
In the fire's aftermath of insurance battles royal, rebuilding plans, parenting in the face of life's hard questions and a scorching case of post-traumatic stress, now is absolutely the worst possible time to adopt a dog. But to Alison's seven-year-old daughter, Eden, it's the perfect time-and The Relentless Campaign begins.
Until one day Alison peeks inside Eden's diary-dubbed "The Pug List"-and realizes in one fell swoop that her girl's heart is on the line, and resistance is futile ("The pugs make me happy FOREVER.").
Enter "Outrageous" Oliver, and the hilarity, healing, and irresistible hope that follows.
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 434071
- Product Code 9780310343837
- ISBNÂ 0310343836
- EANÂ 9780310343837
- UPCÂ 025986343835
- Pages 208
- Department General Books
- Category Biography
- Sub-Category General
- Publisher Zondervan
- Publication Date Apr 2016
- Sales Rank 18242
- Dimensions 213 x 137 x 14mm
- Weight 0.185kg
Alison Hodgson
Alison Hodgson is a writer, speaker, and humorist whose life experiences have made her an involuntary expert on the etiquette of perilous times. She is a Moth StorySLAM champion and a contributor to the design website Houzz.com. Her writing has been featured on Forbes.com, Christianity Today's Her.meneutics blog, and the Religion News Service. Alison lives outside Grand Rapids, Michigan, with her husband, their three children, and two good dogs.