Animal Talk: Interspecies Telepathic Communication Paperback – 16 Sept. 2008

Fascinating book, Easy to follow, a great starting point to give foundation and grounding to anyone interested in communicating with our fellow animal friends

Really glad I bought this book, it's taught me so much about my furry friends

Thank you for the lovely book, thank you again for it to be on time.

Whether you're new to this topic or you're passionate about it, this book deserves the price and the time for reading.It's like a little priceless gem for its topic.I definitely recommend it.

Most excellent book. Good quality product. Decent P&P

A Beautiful and educational book - I will keep referring to this book for a long time forward.Very well written! Thank you, Penelope Smith!

An interesting introduction to this fascinating and exiting subject.Better written then most books of this ilk with clarity and without sensationalism or gushing emotion. Recommended.

thank you!

I loved the clarity of the book making feel as if I did a workshop on this topoc woth the author.The structure is very easy to understand and the tips are precious to anyone who truly wishes to communicate with animals.All the proposals by the author worked for me and I am deeply grateful for this essential guide to those in the path of intuition.

There are many good books out there about animal communication. This is NOT one of them.

Interesante, Lo tengo en digital, no hay opción o no sé como usarla, para traducirlo.Cuenta más bien experiencias y no tanto como manual práctico de uso.Voy a ver si los otros libros de la misma autora ahondan más en la parte práctica.

Si devono avere delle nozioni di base per comprendere a pieno di che cosa parla questo libro.È facile divertente ed istruttivo, da leggere se si hanno animali domestici o se si è amante della Natura.

I was pleased enough with this book to order several copies in order to share them with others. From the distance the topic may seem "out there" but on closer examination it is an intelligent approach to cultivating the intuitive realm — which has been undervalued in the face of the logical approach so popular in today's world. Though as Iain McGilchrist points out in his very excellent RSA talk on the divided brain & the making of the western world, "Even rationality is grounded in a leap of intuition. There is no way you can rationally prove that rationality is a good way to look at the world. We intuit that it is very helpful..." (he's not suggesting that rationality *isn't* helpful, just that it isn't *everything*).