Max Marshall is a writer and journalist. Raised in Dallas, Texas, he lives in Austin. He graduated from Columbia University in 2016 and served as a Princeton in Asia Media Fellow in Hanoi, Vietnam. His work has appeared in GQ, Texas Monthly, Sports Illustrated, and the New York Times.
Meet Roger, the lovable dog who resides with the Robbins family, and Meir, the mischievous cat who calls the Morrison family home. These two furry friends share a unique friendship, often found at the local bar engaged in lively card games and spirited debates. They are known for their playful banter, constantly complaining about their respective families, convinced that their owners are the worst.
One day, fueled by curiosity and a desire to prove their points, Roger and Meir decide to settle the debate through a daring bet. They agree to secretly switch families and live with each other for a week, believing this experiment will reveal which family truly has it worse. The loser of the bet must serve as the winner's caretaker for an entire month.
Undercover and incognito, Meir infiltrates the Robbins household, seamlessly taking on the persona of Roger. Meanwhile, Roger settles into life with the Morrisons, masquerading as their beloved feline. Surprisingly, both families fail to notice the switch, unaware of the identity swap that has taken place!
As the week unfolds, Roger and Meir gain invaluable insight into the lives of their "opposing" families. They observe the day-to-day routines, interactions, and dynamics, discovering that their preconceived notions were far from accurate. While the families may have their quirks and flaws, they also exhibit love, care, and unique qualities that make them special.
Título : The Exchange of Life for Pets
EAN : 9798223874997
Editorial : Max Marshall
Edad, de : 3 años
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