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The Story of Edgar Sawtelle: A Novel
by David Wroblewski
Angry at the end (1/13/2009)
I enjoyed the depth of the relationship between Edgar and his beloved dogs. It was very well written and insightful - it made me think. Like many others have said though, the end was a huge disappointment that left me feeling unsatisfied and angry! It seemed like the author forgot to write the last few chapters of the book. I actually made up a different ending in my head just to stop my mind reeling with so many questions.
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