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9781760899639 (paperback)
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Doyle, Briohny
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Why we are here / Briohny Doyle.
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[Melbourne, Victoria] : Vintage Books Australia, 2023.
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268 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Summary
When life knocks you down, have faith in Dog. After her partner and father die in quick succession, BB moves to a glamorous, condemned beachside apartment at the edge of a glittering city so memory-saturated it might be a mirage. Her plan? To rediscover the person she was before finding, and losing, the love of her life. To heal she'll party like it's 1999, walk her motley dog, Baby, and surrender to the simple joys of life alone by the sea. When a neighbour mistakes her for a dog trainer, and enlists her in correcting the murderous tendencies of his Doberman, BB feels close to a meaningful new life. Harnessing the tenets of Cesar Millan the dog whisperer, and other less canine-centric canons, she helps local dogs and their wealthy, oblivious owners to distinguish between the things they can and cannot change. She even takes tentative steps towards new intimacies-with safely unavailable Franz, and sultry, free-spirited Vera. But life in Balboa Bay is increasingly surreal. Baby is sending telepathic messages. A nearby prison quotes philosophers over the intercom. The other dog trainers think BB is scab labour.
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Australian fiction
Grief -- Fiction
Neighbors -- Fiction
Interpersonal relations -- Fiction
Families -- Australia -- Fiction
Life change events -- Fiction
Dogs -- Fiction
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Australian fiction
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Dogs -- Fiction
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Families -- Australia -- Fiction
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Grief -- Fiction
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Interpersonal relations -- Fiction
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Life change events -- Fiction
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Neighbors -- Fiction
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Australian literature
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Children's stories, Australian
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Science fiction, Australian
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Short stories, Australian
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Doyle, Briohny
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