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    Pawprints On Our Hearts: How A Few Incredible Dogs Changed One Life Forever
    Pawprints On Our Hearts: How A Few Incredible Dogs Changed One Life Forever
    Pawprints On Our Hearts: How A Few Incredible Dogs Changed One Life Forever
    Audiobook3 hours

    Pawprints On Our Hearts: How A Few Incredible Dogs Changed One Life Forever

    Written by Kerk Murray

    Narrated by Gary Middleton

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    About this audiobook

    "A powerful and emotional story." — Alyson Sheldrake, Bestselling author of Kat the Dog

    #1 International Bestseller and 8x Literary Award Winner

    In his debut memoir, Kerk Murray shares his coming-of-age journey, paying tribute to the animals that touch our lives and the compassion that drives us forward. It's a story of love, loss, and the courage to start anew. Through poignant and evocative writing, he recalls the defining moments with the animals of his past and present, and the hope that lies beyond the pain. His story is a reminder of the possibilities living within us all.

    Pawprints On Our Hearts is heartfelt and inspiring memoir that will strike a chord with animal lovers and stay with you long after the final page.

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    ⭐2022 Royal Dragonfly 4x Book Award winner

    ⭐2022 The BookFest 3x Award winner

    ⭐2022 Reader's Favorite Book Award Winner

    ⭐2022 Reader's Choice Book Award Finalist

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWinter Press Publishing
    Release dateJun 24, 2022
    ISBN9798985116120
    Pawprints On Our Hearts: How A Few Incredible Dogs Changed One Life Forever

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      This hit home for me. Thank you for writing this book!