Heartless Lyn @ Great Imaginations

This book would have been perfect, if it was not for some of the glaring personal errors made by the author. I appreciated that she added in some personal information and the background behind the small town struggling to keep up with the modern world, however, Myron came across as constantly whining how everyone else ruined her life, even going as far to blame her daughter for creating a barrier between them when she turned into a teenager. For the stories of Dewey, it was touching, easy to fall into, and in the end, made you feel that even the smallest of creatures can change the human soul. Must read for: Cat lovers, middle school teachers who can incorporate the struggles of farming