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To sit with a dog on a hillside on a glorious afternoon is to be back in Eden. Milan Kundera There is no love like that between a dog and its owner. Far above and beyond their well-documented loyalty and loving nature, the people who really know dogs love them all the more for their individual quirks and personalities - the funny sideways look they give you when they hear the jangle of their lead and realise it's time for walkies, the face-lick when you're sad, the way they will chase a feather or a glimmer of light and yet won't fetch the balls you throw... Packed with fascinating facts and trivia, heart-warming stories and inspiring quotes, For the Love of Dogs is perfect for anyone who values the trusty companionship of their favourite hound.

There are few things in life more heart-warming than to be welcomed by a cat. Tay Hohoff They're intelligent, inquisitive, regal and daft. The smallest thing can spark their curious natures, they're always there for the times you need an extra cuddle, and with their soulful eyes and velvety paws, it's no wonder that cats are one of our most beloved animals. Packed with fascinating facts and trivia, heart-warming stories and inspiring quotes, For the Love of Cats is perfect for anyone who knows the incomparable joy of a purring feline companion.

When you're dog-tired from a hard day at work, this fetching collection of quips and quotes about man's best friend is bound to have you howling with laughter in no time. `My husband and I are either going to buy a dog or have a child. We can't decide whether to ruin our carpets or ruin our lives.' Rita Rudner

For those who think their magnificent moggy really is the cat's pyjamas, this witty collection of quips and quotes on fantastic felines is the purrfect companion. Everything I know I learned from my cat: When you're hungry, eat. When you're tired, nap in a sunbeam. GARY SMITH

Román o osudech velké postavy Francouzské revoluce, Jeanu Paulovi Maratovi, nás zavádí do vzrušené atmosféry ve Francii na sklonku 18. století.