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Author Susannah Charleson Discusses Her Books, Including "Scent of the Missing"

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"Scent of the Missing"
Best-selling author Susannah Charleson will join the library via Zoom, to discuss her life and her books. Susannah Charleson's books include "Where the Lost Dogs Go," and "Scent of the Missing." The author works as a search specialist with her K9 partner, a Golden Retriever named Puzzle, for a U.S. search-and-rescue team and research group focusing on the special-needs missing. Charleson is also the Executive Director of Possibility Dogs, Inc., a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to rescuing and training homeless dogs for service and therapy work. Please register for this free program by following the Zoom link.

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