by John Grogan · Editorial Empúries · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497872188
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Marley and me is a moving story about the creation of a family and a neurotic dog that will teach them what is really important in life. Is it possible for a dog to make you discover the key to happiness? John and Jenny are young, in love and everything goes smoothly until the day they decide to have a dog. They keep a precious labrador puppy that they baptize with the name of Marley and that, soon, becomes a locomotive of forty-four kilos with terrible control over its monumental body. It crosses glass doors, pierces the walls, drools on the guests and swallows everything it finds, from pieces of sofa to Jenny's jewels. All efforts to educate him are in vain, and not even the school of ensinistrament is useful for anything. But Marley has a pure and very big heart, and although he refuses to put limits on his behavior, the love and loyalty he professes to his own are also unlimited. He shares with the couple the great joys and surprises them by supporting them in adversity. Unconditional love, the Grogans learn, can come in very strange forms.
John Joseph Grogan is an American journalist and non-fiction writer. His memoir Marley & Me (2005) was a best-selling book about his family's dog, Marley.
