Bajan's Tale

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  • Bajan's Tale Book Detail

  • Author : David G. Taylor
  • Release Date : 2005-04-22
  • Publisher : AuthorHouse
  • Genre : Biography & Autobiography
  • Pages : 109
  • ISBN 13 : 1463455518
  • File Size : 54,54 MB

Bajan's Tale by David G. Taylor PDF Summary

Book Description: On a pleasure trip to Barbados, David and Robyne befriend a stray beach dog and Robyne decides he must come and live with her in America. Thus opens the story of the adventures of this “local” dog as he waits for the day when he can fly to Chicago and live with Robyne and David. Learn how he got his name—Bajan. Meet Basker-Ville Bajan’s worst enemy. Among Bajan’s local “friends” are Deedra Dread and Jeb the Kennel Master. Fly with Bajan and his companion Richard the Roach. You will enjoy meeting Tyler—and Jezebel, Bajan’s brother and sister. And live with the ache and pains of illness, the joys of a three dog family and the incredible magnetism of “just a beach dog” from Barbados. Enjoy the recognition Bajan receives from friends and organizations. Most of all feel the warmth and love and gratefulness of a lovely dog toward his parents and friends. He never forgets that he is a lucky dog!

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