The Puppy Express: On the road with 25 rescue dogs . . . what could go wrong?

I have mixed feelings about this book. The book's premise is unique which is what made me pick it up. Mr. Rosenfelt has a way with humor - here its self deprecating and honest. The book is divided into two unofficial parts - the story about the cross country relocation of the canine contingent interspersed with stories from the author's dog rescue efforts. The author's passion for canine rescue and rehabilitation radiates from every page. He often paused in his story to share back stories of all his four legged family members. While it's a good thing, it often breaks the continuity of the main story. A few chapters in, I found them quite distracting as they broke the narration and often interrupted a well flowing chapter. That was my main grouse with this book - if only it was organized better & didn't break the flow. It was also the main reason why I took so very long to finish it. Otherwise, it's a great book with great content & a good choice of words.