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"""As a singer, composer, and conductor, I am deeply moved by Lambert's remembrances of his beloved Hannah, and the ways that music impacted their shared journey. I am inspired and reassured by the similarities I find here to my own life with dogs--from the joys and challenges of puppies, through the cementing of shared loyalties, and the grief of navigating illness and end-of-life care. I'm so grateful for this gracious, loving memoir and the memories it stirs in me."" --Matthew Culloton, Founding Artistic Director, The Singers - Minnesota Choral Artists, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota ""This book, written passionately from the heart, verbalizes in truly beautiful language what so many of us who have shared our lives with dogs would wish to say, but could not find the words."" --Chris Zink, sports medicine veterinarian and lifelong dog lover"

As a singer, composer, and conductor, I am deeply moved by Lambert's remembrances of his beloved Hannah, and the ways that music impacted their shared journey. I am inspired and reassured by the similarities I find here to my own life with dogs--from the joys and challenges of puppies, through the cementing of shared loyalties, and the grief of navigating illness and end-of-life care. I'm so grateful for this gracious, loving memoir and the memories it stirs in me. --Matthew Culloton, Founding Artistic Director, The Singers - Minnesota Choral Artists, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota This book, written passionately from the heart, verbalizes in truly beautiful language what so many of us who have shared our lives with dogs would wish to say, but could not find the words. --Chris Zink, sports medicine veterinarian and lifelong dog lover

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Lambert Zuidervaart is an emeritus professor of philosophy at the Institute for Christian Studies and the University of Toronto and a visiting scholar at Calvin University. He is the author of nine books in philosophy, including Artistic Truth, Social Philosophy after Adorno, and Religion, Truth, and Social Transformation. A resident of West Michigan, he sings in the Chamber Choir of Grand Rapids and two church choirs. His memoir Dog-Kissed Tears also appeared with Wipf and Stock.

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