Publisher's Synopsis
Jackie Weaver celebrated having been given the all clear this year after being diagnosed with what should have been terminal cancer back in 2005. Once again she has achieved yet more outstanding results and helped change the lives of not just the animals but their owners too. This book takes you further into her journey which is guaranteed to take you on an emotional ride with her stories using animal communication to bring about incredible transformations. Some will surely tug at your heart-strings and others bring laughter to your lips. Whatever they do - they will leave you in no doubt that Jackie can, and does, talk to the animals and is out there making a difference for the animal kingdom. Through her celebrity pet talking work, she is trying to make a difference for the animal kingdom by sharing their animal communication stories to help show that there is far more to animals than most people realise. Animal Talking Tales: with The Animal Psychic - 2010 This was my second book and again full of case histories and some that will bring tears to your eyes but I was honoured to be part of the lives of these animals and their owners and many I keep in contact with to this day. Once again there are so many moments of laughter and animal antics and also this book does touch onto the spiritual side of animals that have passed over but amazingly the joy and happiness their connection back to this Earth has shown us. Foreword: If you have opened this book and are reading this, then you are either a believer or curious and therefore open to persuasion. Trust me, Jackie talks to animals. She is not alone - I know of other people who are able to communicate with our furry companions in this way, but she has the added gift of a sense of humour. These are marvellous, heart warming, funny, touching stories that give us a breathtaking insight into our animals and the way they live their lives and relate to us. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. Jenny Seagrove - Actress aka Jo Mills, Judge John Deed.
