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Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us About Health and the Science of Healing
Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us About Health and the Science of Healing | Barbara Natterson-Horowitz
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ReadingEnvy
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Reading Envy Podcast Episode 163: Fainting Goats.

If you're a fan of the show, you have already heard the episode with Lauren and Jenny recommending books for Women in Translation month. We recorded this episode earlier in the summer, but Jenny was just rearranging the furniture a bit. We talk quite about regional reading goals, translated works, and the wonder of lingering in a place through our reading.
https://tinyurl.com/ReadingEnvy163

Reggie “Maybe if he gave her more development...” Lolololol. 5y
ReadingEnvy @Reggie 😁🤦 5y
Centique Great episode Jenny. Man Lauren reads widely too - I loved that discussion about Murakami and your talk about sci fi books at the end. Also have to pick up Bangkok Wakes To Rain, it sounds soooo good. 😊 5y
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Centique @Reggie 😂😂😂 5y
ReadingEnvy @Centique Lauren really inspires me. The one time we met in person we talked for five hours. 5y
Centique @ReadingEnvy wow, that‘s amazing! I can totally see why. I wish I had more bookish people in my real life to do that with 😍 5y
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TorieStorieS
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This is full of interesting (and some downright disgusting!) facts about both human and animal health and where they overlap. It‘s not quite full of many complete examples but there are a lot of “popular” diseases and health issues covered here- I think I would have preferred reading it though instead of #AudioColoring to it!

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decaturmamaof2
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"What do you call a physician? A veterinarian who can treat only one species."

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Peddler410
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My parents have been dealing with a number of health issues over the last few years and more recently this summer. Maybe that's why this book caught my eye at the bookstore today.

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