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Feature REVIEW
Genre: Non-fiction
Title: Through Frankie’s Eyes
Author: Barbara Techel
Through Frankie’s Eyes is a book to savour! It’s an amazing true story of how a lowly dachshund (well, it’s not a tall dog!) helped a woman stop trying to please others and selling her soul to capitalism. It is remarkable how brutally honest author Barbara Techel is, as she bares her soul in her search for who she is and her mission in life. However, this is not book on self-pity, just plain “telling as it is.” Indeed, there is no other book I have read where the author so clearly identifies her human weaknesses, her desire to find her purpose in life, and the transformation to the person she is meant to be.
Barbara named her little girl dachshund, Frankie. In this book, Through Frankie’s Eyes, we get a blow by blow account of how Frankie became this famous dog on wheels. When Frankie suffered Intervertebral Disc Disease which left her hindquarters paralyzed, Barbara fitted her with wheels instead of putting her to sleep. Frankie became Frankie the Walk ‘N Roll Dog, which became a symbol of hope for children and adults alike. Based on her experiences with Frankie as a popular and much sought after positive role model to the disabled, the “different”, and those who have lost hope, Barbara wrote a children’s book series named Frankie the Walk ‘N Roll Dog.
Barbara, like some of us unfortunate souls, lost sight of who she was along the way. She was so worried about what others thought of her – she wanted to be liked and accepted by everyone so much that she ended up not knowing or liking who she had become. She decided to go through the struggles of finding herself again and to live her own life, not having to worry about living for others. Most of all, she wanted to rediscover her purpose in life and to be comfortable with who she was. Who doesn’t? This is why I recommend this inspirational account of a brave woman and her wonderful dog to everyone. It is such a revealing and triumphant book!
Reviewer: Yuke Man, Allbooks Review International
www.allbooksreviewint.com
Title: Through Frankie’s Eyes
Author: Barbara Techel
Publisher: Joyful Paw Prints Press
ISBN: 978-09800052-9-5
Price: $8.99
For more info:www.joyfulpaws.com
May 2013
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