I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish. It gave me all the feels – warm, funny and touching in equal measure. The characters were instantly likeable and easy to root for, and there’s a lovely heart running through the whole story. Yes, the plot was a little predictable at times, but that didn’t stop it being a truly uplifting and enjoyable read. Everyone needs to be more dog – that message alone made it worth it! A perfect feel-good escape.

This was such a fun book! It was humorous, romantic, and full of heart. I also like the bit of magic thrown in as well. Definitely a be careful what you wish for type vibe. It has me laughing!

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The authors writing style had me hooked throughout this book.

I didn't want it to end, a book I really couldn't put down.

When Genie’s sexpot, septuagenarian, magical grandmother tells her that on her thirtieth birthday the women of the family can grant a wish Genie quite understandably scofs at that idea, gets drunk and at makes an unfortunate mistake. Who hasn’t accidentally wished their faithful golden retriever was a real live boy? Genie wakes up to find her goodest of good boys Rory is now a strapping golden haired Adonis with the intellect of a four year old. Who can she turn to but her old friend and hot nerd neighbour Miles to help her reverse her terrible mistake. This was a lot of fun overall. The characters were a bit sketchy and I never really got a sense of who Miles was, I felt I knew more about his dead mother than about him but it was refreshing change from the norm. I had a good time and the dog/human problems were funny. There was however some poodle prejudice was as a poodle owner I cannot let stand, poodle are best of all best dogs and everyone should know this true fact forever.