Jenson Reads His Favourite Book
Jenson reads Tamar Yoseloff’s Fetch. “It’s a barking good read,” he says. “Take my word for it.”
Thanks to Mark and Ute Towriss.
Read more about the Happy Snapping Challenge.tags: fetch, dog, [...]
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