Sheri S. Levy

I liked reading Seven Days To Goodbye. It was interesting though I found myself wondering what year it was based in. Trina wavered between being a child and maturing. She was very good at training the dog and in making responsible decisions. However there was a lot of child left in her. Her behavior matched that of a young teen years ago. In today’s world, though, I would have placed her around nine or ten. Sarah too, felt wrong for this year. Since no year was given I’m not going take a star. The story is actually a good one. I like the message that friends can change and grow yet remain friends. I also greatly enjoyed learning all about service dogs.
Overall I think this is a very good book for preteens. I think some teens and dog lovers may also enjoy it. There is no fast language or extreme violence for those who are interested in that.
I was given a review copy, through BookTasters, for review purposes. Opinions expressed are my honest thoughts. Thank you to the author for providing ecopies for review consideration.… (más)

I've vacationed at Edisto, where the story takes place, so this make the book enjoyable to me. Tricia was so,into training the dog, that it did cause friendship with her best friend to be a little difficult at times

Story written for the middle school age group, but also someone that would like to learn about training dogs to become service dogs would enjoy reading it. It shows us how the trainer gets so attached to the dog. She did a wonderful job of training Sydney, but letting go is hard.

You would really need to be an animal lover to enjoy the book.… (más)