The Great Gatz

3.5 stars. Cute, quick read that continues the adventures of Gatz, the most intelligent and perceptive border collie in history and the humans who share join custody of him. This time Gatz has to intervene when Man meets a New Woman (seriously, he's a genius but he doesn't do names?) and continues to be clueless about how to have a mature relationship. And Woman and New Man are engaged, but face a relationship crisis when the Woman is accused of bad behavior by someone on Twitter and the accusations go viral. As in [b:Joint Custody 53733110 Joint Custody Lauren Baratz-Logsted https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1598833047l/53733110.SX50.jpg 84057349], you really have to suspend your disbelief extremely hard (a dog can turn on a radio and change the station?) and just enjoy Gatz's charming narration and surprisingly perceptive ruminations about love. The ending of the book leaves the door open for another book in the series, which is fine with me. How about a little romance for Gatz himself?