Through Their Eyes:
Reflections on joy, loss, and learning
Have you ever loved a rescue, struggled with the loss of a beloved pet, or felt burdened by life?
The lessons dogs impart reveal the meaning of lifetime commitment, love and resilience in the face of loss, and the power of determination.
Told with humor and honest emotion, Through Their Eyes is a memoir of overriding joy, inevitable heartbreak, self-discovery, and simple wisdom taught without words.
The rescues you’ll meet include…
Bear
Sammi
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Spanky
Boo
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Through Their Eyes is for readers who enjoyed:
Stay: my forever friendship with an aging dog, by Lisa Rimmert
The Dog Lived (and so will I), and other books by Teresa J. Rhyne
A Dog’s Purpose, by W. Bruce Cameron
Walks with Sam, by David W. Berner
Praise for Through Their Eyes
Nancy walks the reader through a journey of animal companionship …. Each dog contributes in its own way to Nancy’s emotional life … and gives her a kind of peace that only comes through the eyes of a dog.
But there is also sadness. Yet, in that sadness, Nancy also finds strength and a keen understanding of life’s ultimate joy. Even in loss, we are energized by the embers of a life left behind ….
There’s much to like here, and much that the reader will find relevant to any dog owner’s story.
David W. Berner, author of The Islander and founder of The Writer Shed
Dogs move in and out of our lives more quickly than we’d like, and yet their legacies carry on long after they're gone. In ‘Through Their Eyes,’ Nancy strikes the perfect balance between joy and loss, memory and growth, as she explores the everyday antics and extraordinary magic of life with canine companions. Readers will connect with each heartfelt story, perhaps finding themselves with a favorite pup — no, two — no, all of them!
Lisa Rimmert, award-winning author of Stay: my forever friendship with an aging dog