God Is a Dog: Lost and Found in Paris

God Is a Dog: Lost and Found in ParisEvery morning, perched at Le Ptit Douai, her favorite Paris caf, American playwright Michelle A. Gabow soaked in the inspiration rich palette on parade before her. In particular, her observant soul quickly fell in love with the graceful Parisian ladies and eccentric street artists accompanied by their unforgettable canine companions. A mlange of fiction and nonfiction, Gabows stories celebrate the elegant relationships between these women and their

Every morning, perched at Le PÕtit Douai, her favorite Paris cafŽ, American playwright Michelle A. Gabow soaked in the inspiration-rich palette on parade before her. In particular, her observant soul quickly fell in love with the graceful Parisian ladies and eccentric street artists accompanied by their unforgettable canine companions. A mŽlange of fiction and nonfiction, GabowÕs stories celebrate the elegant relationships between these women and their dogs, the secrets these partners so faithfully keep, and the tenderness of separations.
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To honor these unique friendships is to revel in Paris life.
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The Pink Lady is a fashionable woman in her pale-pink wool cape, gray sparkly stockings, and two-tone shoes, who travels with Sinatra, a small dog that only she can see.
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Adrian, a twelve-year-old girl uprooted from her home in the States, befriends Chien, an abused neighborhood dog of unknown gender who ignites AdrianÕs own gender issues.