Marley & Me: The Happy Life with the World's Most Mischievous Dog

Author: (USA) John Grogan Translator: Cheng Yue United States/USA
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: #1 on the bestseller list in over 20 countries including the United States and the UK, with sales exceeding 10 million. Comes with a free copy of "The Complete Dog Care Manual." This novel is not just a story about a dog, but a story about love—it is the author John and his wife's longing and contemplation for family. For them, who wanted children, raising a dog was a form of life practice. It was through their daily interactions with Marley that they finally understood the meaning and value of life. – The New York Times Book Review Marley & Me deeply moved every reader who has read this book. In my 15 years in publishing, I have never encountered a work so loved by readers across all social classes. – Ivy Editor David Ross Ewen In my 93 years of life, no book has captivated me as much as Marley & Me. While reading, I laughed and cried. I couldn’t bring myself to finish it. I was too engrossed in it. – Reader Helen This is a heartwarming and unforgettable story that tells how a family learns what truly matters in life from a highly mischievous dog. John and Jenny were in love, living a carefree life. However, everything changed when they brought home their little Labrador puppy. Marley grew rapidly to 97 pounds, just like other Labradors, and he dashed downstairs like lightning, showed off to guests, even stole women’s underwear, and swallowed everything he could put in his mouth, including very precious jewelry. The correctional school had no use for him, and Marley was happily "dropped out." Marley’s heart was pure. He was unrestrained, but his love and loyalty to this family were eternal, and he fully embraced and enjoyed his vitality. He shared all the joys of the John family and also bore their sorrows. He was inseparable from the John family, bound to them forever. From Marley, John learned: Love is everywhere! Can humans find the key to happiness in a dog with such a bad temperament? As for this question, why not ask the John family and see what they have to say.