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William Bruce Cameron A Dog's Purpose
A dog’s purpose is written by William Bruce Cameron. It’s about a dog who goes through reincarnation as different dogs and wonders what his/her purpose is in life. My favorite part in the story is when he reincarnates and begin a new chapter of his life again because it’s impressive how he remembers people and events in her/his past event as he reincarnates and moves to his/her next life.
This story is very heartwarming that I want to keep reading it over and over again
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