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Guilherme Vieira neverendingfun — this book isnt necessarily a page-turner, but i read it at least 3 years ago and i think about it and reference it constantly. fascinating ideas that apply to all kinds of stuff.

Jean-manuel Gomes gomesjeanmanuel — The next chapter in Jamie's saga adds to the lore of Stink the beagle and his offspring along with the grossness and affection slobbered on dog toys. So true no matter what the age or breed of dog. We are treated to puppy love of another kind as classmates become more than that: friends, rivals and possibly love interests. This is a sweet lesson on how we are often thrown together with people and why it's important and good to try and make the best of it.

Karan Savant _aran_avant — I love this book. It's my first book written by Ahern and I'm grateful that I picked it up. I never thought it was magical. I didn't expect it to be. But then Ahern told the story in a way that would make you believe in those fantasies. In times like these, we all need someone like Ivan. Someone who can teach us how to enjoy the simple things in life. To stop and smell the flowers. To not be afraid of letting ourselves loose. To not be BORING adults. Indeed adults can be boring. I definitely agree with Ivan. Although we must admit that following a routine everyday makes everything less complicated but it also makes us lifeless because we lose the spontaneity that we all need sometimes. After reading this book, I made a pact with myself that I will try to not be boring. To enjoy life as much as possible. To forgive people who have wronged me along the way because walking with a heavy heart entitles us to a greater burden. I'm giving it 4.5 stars just because I'm still doubting the existence of imaginary friends. LOL.