More dogs rescued with the profits from sales of my books. Thank you to all who have purchased a book, written a review, or spread the word.
Harrison had a bath before his freedom ride home. Next photo: loving his new daddy.
Lady rescued from a kill shelter.
Smiling Lady’s freedom ride.
Sausage’s freedom ride
Happy sausage settling in on his freedom ride.
Shy Steve came in with his brother Sonny. They were both rescued together.
Steve’s bro Sonny settling in at home with his new family and his sibling along with him.
Sydney went to Funds for Pets in Canada. He is currently being treated for pneumonia at their vets in California before transport. Get well Syd and safe travel.
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on November 8, 2015
A fascinating glimpse into the life of Émile Zola, a French journalist in the 1900s who sacrificed everything to uphold the honour of France and prove the innocence of Alfred Dreyfus, wrongly court-marshalled and imprisoned for spying. Although a fictional story, it is based in fact and is beautifully told and the writing in keeping with the time it portrays. It’s not a long novel, but the characters are engaging and I found it an inspirational read – to see one man’s personal stand for truth against injustice. Recommended.
on November 8, 2015
Before I read this book, having read the notes, I recognised the name Emile Zola. I couldn’t think why except that he was a French author that eventually came to Britain. I’d never read any of his books, and I’d never heard of the so called Dreyfus Affair. It intrigued me and made me want to find out straight away.
Having read one of Paulette’s book’s before I knew what to expect. She indeed a great writer, and as this story unfolds, told from the point of view of David, Emile’s friend, you become immersed in the story and the injustice of a French-Jewish army officer being falsely convicted of a the crime of selling secrets to the Germans in the Victorian era. All at once you are moved by the injustice of the affair, and of Zola’s attempt to clear the poor man’s name. It smacks of anti- Semitism of the worst kind, as clear then as it is in some cases even now. The fact that Zola himself was in great danger makes it even more poignant.
I do like Historical novels, and as this is based on a real event, makes even more interesting. Full marks to the author for making the reader aware of this, I would definitely read more of Paulette’s books.
Having read one of Paulette’s book’s before I knew what to expect. She indeed a great writer, and as this story unfolds, told from the point of view of David, Emile’s friend, you become immersed in the story and the injustice of a French-Jewish army officer being falsely convicted of a the crime of selling secrets to the Germans in the Victorian era. All at once you are moved by the injustice of the affair, and of Zola’s attempt to clear the poor man’s name. It smacks of anti- Semitism of the worst kind, as clear then as it is in some cases even now. The fact that Zola himself was in great danger makes it even more poignant.
I do like Historical novels, and as this is based on a real event, makes even more interesting. Full marks to the author for making the reader aware of this, I would definitely read more of Paulette’s books.
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on October 29, 2015
I don’t usually read these kinds of stories, but once I started reading His Name was Ben, I couldn’t put it down. A heart breaking love story about cancer victims, hope, and survival. Great story.
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RECENT REVIEWS FOR THE PERSECUTION OF MILDRED DUNLAP
on November 9, 2015
A very unusual story line kept me reading.
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More dogs find homes with the help from profits from Paulette’s books.
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Beautiful animals all. Hard to believe they have had to be saved, to survive. Yet but for the Paulette Mahurin’s of this world, they would be no more!
Way too many still live in cages on death row, at no fault of their own. I just wish there were more one could do to help end the suffering, not just for dogs for all the needless suffering that exists. I know, I’m a dreamer. I sure do appreciate your kind words and it is a benediction to see these beautiful free dogs. ❤
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An and encourage others to do likewise.
You kind words mean a lot, Helen. They inspire me to want to do more. Thank you! ❤
It is always such a happy moment to see these little faces… bless you for all that you do!
So true about their faces. Like night and day from in cages to freedom and it’s amazing how resilient they are once free and loved. It’s a gift to be a small part of this. Thank you for your kind words. ❤
Hip, hip hurrah! 🙂 ❤
You can say that again! 🙂 ❤
Okay…hip, hip, hurrah! ❤
haha 🙂
Joyful oh so joyful!
That says it! ❤
Dat is soooooooo pawsum. Luv da smiles on those gawjus faces goin’ fur fureedom rides.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Lexi
Aww, you two are sooooooo pawsum yourselves. Yup da smiles are da best!!! They’re infectious. Luv ya right back. wag wag
I love the pics of the dogs you’ve been able to help! Here’s to helping many, many more!
What a lovely thought, many many more. Yes! ❤
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That’s a bunch of happy (and very lucky) dogs! Thanks for all the great work.
Sage it’s so good to see you here. And oh so happy to share all these happy smiling wagging dogs with you. Give your biped a big hug from us. ❤
Awesome! Bravo!!!👏
Hello and thank you so much, Celeste. ❤
Your books are helping some beauties. I hope they all go on to happier,healthier lives.
xxx Huge Hugs xxx
Thank you, David. Yes, I hope they go on to happier lives as well. For now, the beauty is their lives have been saved and at least they have that chance. Food for the hearts of all who help and all who love dogs. Have a good Sunday my friend. ❤
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Thank you so much for the reblog and helping to shine a light on getting dogs out of kill shelters. ❤
Thanks Paulette for all you are doing for the dogs.
Belive me, Lou, it’s my pleasure, my passion. Always love it when you drop by. Thank you. ❤