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Millie
Millie asked W. Bruce Cameron:

Emory's Gift is by far my favorite of your books, though I've liked and recommended them all. How did you come up with the idea for Emory's Gift?

W. Bruce Cameron I was an English major and was always intrigued with novels where the whole thing was subject to interpretation. I love how you can read Emory and have one conclusion, then encounter someone else who disagrees with you entirely.
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Jora
Jora asked W. Bruce Cameron:

Will you be in Carson City, Nevada or Reno, Nevada anytime soon? I loved A Dog's Purpose, A Dog's Journey, Emory's Gift, The Dog Master, and Toby's Story, and would love for you to come! I'm a huge fan, and you're one of my all-time favorite authors!

genevieve
genevieve asked W. Bruce Cameron:

Hi, I've been reading your books for such a long time and I absolutely LOVE them. (Especially Ellies and Baileys Story) My question is, what/why did you decide to write from a dog's point of view? I just remember reading Ellie's Story and thinking "This so unique" Thanks!

A Goodreads user
A Goodreads user asked W. Bruce Cameron:

Hello, I love you books they are the best thing ever, the love that dog have with there companions are so true, but can you tell what made you write stories like that? Thanks so much

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