Reviews of Diane Daniels Manning’s ALMOST PERFECT
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Kirkus Reviews
“A YA novel about two unlikely friends, their dogs, and the competitions that bring them and their community together.”
“A charming novel about a troubled young dog owner that will appeal to readers of all ages.”
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Midwest Book Review
“This is one of the most heartfelt, feel good books I have read in a long time. Right from the start I was hooked … In my opinion this book is an easy five star rating … I do not get paid to read and review books. In this case though I have to say this book is worth a lot of money to me.”
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Reading Between the Lines
“Is it ever too late to dream? Author Diane Daniels Manning explores the implications in Almost Perfect, a touching novel about an older woman who feels her time has passed and a 14 year-old boy, with mild autism, whose dogged determination demonstrates how one is never too old — or limited — to continue to have goals and aspirations.”
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Book Reader’s Heaven
“Almost Perfect is a book that can be read by a variety of people and will be affected in quite different ways … Many young children will find it a fun book about a boy and his two special dogs and be thrilled how the story proceeds … But that’s only the surface story…”
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An inspiring read with a refreshing view of autism
“As a child psychologist, I especially appreciated the development of Benny’s character in this book. Autism is a scary word for many people and this book allows us to really see Benny, rather than focus on his diagnosis.”
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Almost Perfect is a dog lover’s delight
“If you are a dog lover, you must read this book. Almost Perfect captures not only the special bond and communication that can take place between canine and human but also the excitement and drama in the world of confirmation Dog Shows.
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Does it really matter if we are perfect or can we be ok with being “Almost Perfect”?
“There is no doubt that this book tells the tale of how dog shows are really like. The author is quick to point out that the book is fictional in nature but as she has shown dogs too, she can write the book as if it was a true account.”