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    The book “Marley & Me” by John Grogan has 29 chapters. The book is about the life of a couple having a family with their very energetic dog. The world’s mischievous dog and yet the greatest dog. The story will be summarized below. Summary John and Jenny, a newlywed couple who thought that children are sensitive and fragile decided to have a dog in order to practice their parenting skills before having a child. They named the dog Marley which came from Bob Marley who sang the couples favorite song

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    loyalty,” says John Grogan, author of Marley & Me. Although dogs are just animals, they can bring out the best characteristics in people. Recently, an exploration of one of the most well-known pieces of canine non-fiction and an exploration of my own life has taught me just how true this is. In John Grogan’s Marley & Me and in my life, patience, flexibility, and love are frequently illustrated. Facing challenges with patience is a trait that numerous caring people have, and the Grogans and my mother

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    “the world’s worst dog” as John Grogan says. The book was released in 2005. Three years passed when they decided to make a movie and live it out all over again, the movie was released in 2008. The night of John and Jennies wedding day is how the story begins, as the couple is sitting down one morning drinking coffee Jenny looks at her plant and says “how am I supposed to take care of a baby if I can’t even keep a plant alive.” This is where the conflict begins, John saw an ad in the newspaper

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    2016 Character Analysis Book Report: Marley the Yellow Lab from Marley and Me John and Jen Grogan have always wanted a family so they decide to adopt a yellow lab. However, shortly after purchasing their new pet, Marley, they soon realize that they got a little more than they had planned.‘The World's Worst Dog’ due to the fact that he’s a big troublemaker. According to page 24, “He cleared coffe tables, scattered magazines, knocked photos off shelves, and sent glasses flying.” This behavior shows

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    written by John Grogan which depicts an astonishing story about the neurotic and loyal, clumsy and loving dog named Marley. In fact, as the author mentioned in some interviews, he intended to write the “dog story”, but soon after he realized that it was impossible to do so without including the family life [2]. That is why the title “Marley & Me” encapsulates the main topic of the book such as the relationship between a human and a pet. To start with let me introduce main characters: John, Jenny, and

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    that animals can help humans is by comforting people. Grogan also says, “When I brought my wife home from the doctor after our first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage, that wild beast gently rested his blocky head in her lap and just whimpered.” This proves that the dog is comforting one of his owners. His wife was going through a hard time, so the dog comforted the wife so she would feel better. In “Saying Farewell to a Faithful Pal, John Grogan says” , “And when babies finally arrived, he somehow

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    The nonfiction book that was selected was, The Dogs Were Rescued (and So Was I) , written by Teresa J. Rhyne. The book is an autobiography and memoir about Teresa’s life and the life of her pets. It begins with a continuation of her first book The Dog Lived (and So Will I). In that book, she and her dog both got cancer. Her cancer was breast cancer and her dog, Seamus, had a cancerous lump on his skin. They both end up surviving the deadly disease. Then, in The Dogs Were Rescued (and So was I),

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    there is no avoiding change. Animals are protective, understanding, and very helpful. One positive change of a protective animal is in the memoir, Saying Farewell to a Faithful Pal, by John Grogan. “He became a primitive killer for lusting for the blood of his enemy, and up to this moment he had no enemies (Grogan, pg. 146, pp. 4).” This quote tells me that Charley murdered a bear for the safety of his owner. Charley played a role of a hero to protect his owner from the bear, but in John’s eyes,

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    Animals can offer a lot of help on many different occasions. People can largely benefit from interacting and observing animals. People can largely benefit from animals through interaction. In the article “ Saying Farewell to a Faithful Pal, by John Grogan. He said one day when a stranger tried to hold one of the children, our holly giant showed ferocity we never imagined was inside of him.” IN this quote a person that showed a since of danger when this happened the animal then attacked. That animal

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    Trustworthy? Myles and Marley are two best friends. Actually, they WERE best friends, until one day. On that day one of Myles’ prized possessions was stolen. It was called Gjallarhorn, and it is one of the most powerful weapons that has ever existed in a game called Destiny. One day it mysteriously went missing, and Myles blamed Marley for taking it, because he was one of the only people who had been playing with him all day, besides a player who myles had just met named Aaron, who had only played

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