Animal Communication

  Book reviews by Kathy Edstrom

Adams, Janine. You Can Talk to Your Animals. Foster City, CA: Howell Book House (2000)

Have you ever wondered what your pet is thinking? Is your pet trying to tell you something and you just can't figure out what it is? Adams' shares several animal communicators' testimonies about their experience with communicating with animals.

I found the final chapter the most helpful. This chapter provides techniques for how to communicate with your own pet. You Can Talk to Your Animals is a good book to help one become acquainted with the art of animal communication.

Meyer, Judy. The Animal Connection - A Guide to Intuitive Communication with Your Pet. New York, NY: Penguin Group - Penguin Putnam, Inc. (2000)

The Animal Connection is the best book I've read that explains in short, easy steps exactly how to communicate with your pet. Meyer includes nine step-by-step exercises to help the reader speak to animals. This book is compact and can be read over a short period of time. If you want to get on the fast track to learn how to speak with your animals, buy this book! By following Judy Meyer's exercises, you will find that you are able to pick up on your pet's emotions in a different way than you had before.

My relationship with my dogs has deepened since I've been practicing these exercises. I'm giving this book "two paws up"!

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