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Tim Downie timdownie — Adorable photos of baby animals ask the "Who is the Cutest Critter?" is it the baby fox? The sleeping baby bear? In the end the narrator decides that the cutest baby critter around is "You!" (or baby reader). Book also contains definitions and short explanations of each animal in the back.

Kavyani Reddy kavyanireddy — The book was pretty racey, and not sugar coated in any way. It's an incredibley small book and a quick read. I enjoyed it as a nice fluffy book. No real meat to it and the plot is a little out of whack, but it kept my interest well enough and was a nice read while waiting for my other books to get in at the library.

Louis Cadieux louiscadie67e8 — I'm really liking this series just because the author gives the characters huge obstacles to overcome before putting them together. They have to work at it and even though they're all lusty for each other from the get go they're not thrown together sexually right out the door, emotions beyond that are involved. The descriptions are a tad raunchy (I could have done without the whole "dripping down her thighs" lines that have been in EACH BOOK so far out of three.) But the story lines are solid and I haven't run into a huge historical descrepancies (everything seems realistic so far)

Abraham Mendoza amctechnology — This is the first of a series which my mother-in-law (who owns a corgi) recommended to me. The premise is stale. The writing is fair. The author does capture the character of the breed in a humorous way. I enjoyed it because I recognized my mother-in-law's dog in it. If I were not a dog fan, there would be no reason for me to read this book.