No, Marley and Me tells the story of the author, John Grogan, and his dog Marley. It is a non-fiction book.
According to its authors, the book is non-fiction.
Marley and Me is actually based off of the author and his dog. It is not fiction.
"Marley:A Dog Like No Other" By John Grogan is an adapattion of the New York Times Bestseller "Marley & Me" by John Grogan, especially for kids. Its is based on the life of John Grogan, and his 13 years with his Labrador, Marley. Therefore, the book is Non-fiction.
John Grogan has written: 'Christmas is Coming, Marley' 'Selling Without Selling Your Soul' 'Workplace Law' 'Marley CD' 'Marley & Me Low Price CD' 'Growing up Grogan' -- subject(s): Journalists, Biography 'Marley' -- subject(s): Thanksgiving cooking, Toy and movable books, Juvenile fiction, Lift-the-flap books, Fiction, Thanksgiving Day, Specimens, Dogs 'Bad Dog, Marley!' -- subject(s): Dogs, Dogs in fiction, Juvenile fiction, Fiction 'Marley & Me Illustrated Edition' 'Marley' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Labrador retriever, Juvenile literature, Biography 'Marley & Me' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Anecdotes, Biography, Biography & Autobiography, Dogs, Labrador retriever, Nonfiction, OverDrive, Pets, Labrador retrievers, Popular Print Disabled Books
there is none since it is not a book. There IS a book called Marley and Me, however
Marley is a Labrador Retriever in the book and movie "Marley and Me."
Yes, Marley is a real dog in the book "Marley and Me." The book is a memoir written by John Grogan about his experiences with Marley, a lovable but mischievous Labrador Retriever. Their story became famous after the book was published.
the main character of the book Marley a dog like no other is Marley.
yes he died at the end of the book Marley and me
no, john and jenny grogan
In "Marley: A Dog Like No Other," the book ends with Marley passing away from old age, surrounded by his family who loved him dearly. The family fondly remembers the joy and chaos Marley brought into their lives and how he will always hold a special place in their hearts. The book concludes with a message about the enduring bond between humans and their beloved pets.
its fiction