Millie! the Last Chapters

This book is based on actual events that began in a pet store on Lexington Avenue in March of 2005. It's a story about love and caring. A full-bred Yorkshire Terrier, Millie was three months old when Roseanne brought her home. Born late December 2004, in Stark City, Missouri, Millie was the smallest puppy in her litter. Her breeder sold her to American Kennels in New York City. The book follows her from the day she became a part of our family and changed our lives, filling our home...
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This book is based on actual events that began in a pet store on Lexington Avenue in March of 2005. It's a story about love and caring. A full-bred Yorkshire Terrier, Millie was three months old when Roseanne brought her home. Born late December 2004, in Stark City, Missouri, Millie was the smallest puppy in her litter. Her breeder sold her to American Kennels in New York City. The book follows her from the day she became a part of our family and changed our lives, filling our home with happiness. It threads its way through good times and fearful times. From the unexpected trauma, just five days after Roseanne brought her home, to nearly fifteen years later, the horrendous months after her battle with cataracts.The original book, Millie! A Love Story! was published late November 2019. It chronicled sixteen years of our life with Millie. Sadly, just two years after publication, on March 4, 2021, Millie left us. If you read the first book you'll hopefully get closure on Millie's life, from the day she arrived at our New York City apartment in 2005 to her final days in our Florida home, in 2020. If you did not read the original book, this edition recants the entire story, since 90% is a reprise of the first edition. In addition to photos of Millie, some text has been edited for clarity and accuracy. Also included in this edition are reviews received by the publisher late 2019.While the first book was difficult to write, Millie! The Last Chapter was infinitely more difficult. But Millie's story would not be complete without it.