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Greg wrote: "Done.Please edit the title / subject of your post and add [Done] so other librarians know it is complete."
Done — thank you so much for the quick help! Two small follow-ups if you have a moment: (1) There appear to be two records for the same grayscale paperback (ISBN 978-1-7321804-8-2) — one showing 469 pages, one showing 491. Could the duplicate be merged? (2) Could the Kindle edition be set as the default edition? Thank you again!
Done.The primary (or default) edition of a work is automatically set as the one that has been shelved/rated/reviewed by the most Goodreads users. There is no way for a librarian to change the primary edition of a work manually. Only Goodreads staff and authors who are members of the Goodreads Author Program may manually set an edition as default from that edition's edit page.
Book link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...
Could you also combine all editions of this title? Kindle — ISBN 978-1-7321804-9-9; Paperback — ISBN 978-1-7321804-8-2; Collector's Edition — ISBN 979-8-9511259-0-3.
Thank you so much!
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Description:
He was small enough to fit in one hand. He filled the next thirteen and a half years.
Harbin, China — one of the coldest cities on Earth. Todd Cornell, an American who had already spent fifteen years living inside Chinese culture, walked into a street market and walked out with a West Siberian Laika puppy. He named him Rascal — 淘气宝, Precious Little Troublemaker.
Rascal earned the name every single day.
Told through the turning of four seasons, this is the story of a dog from Harbin and the man who raised him — a journey across two continents, from frozen Chinese sidewalks to the American West, through adventure, belonging, and the kind of loss that only comes from loving something completely.
This is not a travel book about China. It's a book about belonging somewhere you never imagined. And most of all, it's about the dog who always knew where home was.
For anyone who has ever loved a dog, lived between two worlds, or wondered whether home is a place — or a heartbeat.
Includes the author's original Chinese-language short story, 《我的中国狗》.