Pets Have Souls Too - Jenny Smedley Reviews

Pets Have Souls Too - Jenny Smedley Non-Fiction Book

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Newest Review: ... recognising your reflection is something that only happens at a certain stage of development - which is why babies and MOST ... more

 ... animals can't do it. However, I don't think anyone is using this as an example of why infants don't have souls. Incidentally, as Jenny later points out, chimpanzees do pass the mirror test. With a quick google search, she would have discovered that bottlenose dolphins, orcas, elephants and magpies can also recognise themselves. (By the way, this isn't even the whole list - and I imagine, there are many animals which have not yet been tested.) The book is divided into chapters such as "Spirit pets" (those w...more

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Pets Have Souls Too - Jenny Smedley: So, why aren't there any ghost dinosaurs? (1369 words)
by - written on 07/03/11, updated on  04/06/12 (Very useful, 203 readings)
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After reading some positive Amazon reviews, I thought this book looked interesting. So when I saw it in a charity shop, I snapped it up. This is one time where it might have paid to read the back cover more closely, for then I would have learned that Jenny Smedley is a columnist for magazines such as "Love it!" Now, I don't want to be snobby about such publications... but I can't help it. Reading this book was essentially like reading a bumper issue of "spiritual pets" in a trashy magazine; all presented with absolutely no scepticism or questioning. I'm sure some people might enjoy Jenny Smedley's conversational style of writing, but I ...  Read the complete review