Dogs Don't Look Both Ways - Hanser, Jane
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Joey Hanser, a very handsome Labrador Retriever, lives along the route of the Boston Marathon and loves to run. He also has endless amounts of energy and curiosity and also needs to explore. To do so, however, he must escape from the family yard and home - again and again. While his creative escapologies win him admiration from all, they also land him in big trouble. The trouble more than doubles when his human mom wakes up one morning and finds him gone. Has his insatiable sense of discovery lead him to gratification? Or to danger? In Dogs Don't Look Both Ways, author Jane Hanser presents an…mehr

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Joey Hanser, a very handsome Labrador Retriever, lives along the route of the Boston Marathon and loves to run. He also has endless amounts of energy and curiosity and also needs to explore. To do so, however, he must escape from the family yard and home - again and again. While his creative escapologies win him admiration from all, they also land him in big trouble. The trouble more than doubles when his human mom wakes up one morning and finds him gone. Has his insatiable sense of discovery lead him to gratification? Or to danger? In Dogs Don't Look Both Ways, author Jane Hanser presents an adventure-filled and endearing coming-of-age story about a dog and his family, and about one journey that nobody could predict. Based on a true story.
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Jane Hanser's poetry and essays have been published in numerous print and online journals. She has developed software to teach writing, authored an English grammar book and taught English as a Second Language at City University of New York (CUNY). In her other life, she is involved in many and varied community activities, principally feeding the needy, bicycle and pedestrian safety, and literacy. She lives, works and plays in Newton, MA, but she wishes she had more time for play and spent less time on work and mending fences.