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Aaron Rosenthal aaronprose — I picked this up at a closing Borders, and figured, it's about dogs and the title is "You Had Me At Woof", how could I not like this? I barely had time to scan the back and didn't see the author bio. I lazily picked it up at home, and suddenly it was 3AM and I was halfway through. I looked at the author bio and found Klam was a writer for many respected publications. Through reading her book I had discovered that she had been 30 and at a job she hated (part time insurance clerk) and felt she had no path, but when a dog came into her life, it changed all that and made her mature as a person. I know there are many of us out there, myself included, who sometimes feel their path ahead is hard to see or find, and this reassured me that it was normal. I was also reassured by the fact that she was just as weird about being totally in love with her dogs as I was/am. Klam's writing is easy, flows well, and is often hilarious. There were some laugh-out-loud moments, and I did my fair share of crying as well. I knew, however, that a book like this, whether well written or not, would get to me because it's about rescue dogs. My family has a rescue named Dude, and we love him to bits, so relating to Klam's stories of rescuing, loving, and losing her pups is that much easier. Sometimes I found myself asking "why was this information included?", as some random details were thrown in. However, after thinking about it, I realized it didn't bother me while I was reading, it only bothered the editor in me after the fact when I was scanning over what I'd read as a whole. As a reader, everything she put into the stories worked well together. I've already passed the book on to my mom, who lives with Dude, so we will see how much of a breakdown the stories therein incite...A good, happy, truthful read!