Stepdog, by Nicole Galland Boy meets girl. Boy falls for girl. Boy meets girl’s dog… Stepdog, is a very well-written and incredibly realistic telling of the “love me, love my dog” standard. Rory and Sara, once coworkers, become romantically involved, and then married, through a series of unexpected events. Rory must find his place not only in Sara’s home, but also in her relationship with her dog, Cody. I feel that the author did an amazing job communicating to readers the plight of those “dog people” who happen to be in relationships with the “non- dog people”. I was very
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True Tails from the Dog Park I and II, by Max and Luther (and their guardians Kari Sherman and Carey Laubenberg), are adorable illustrated books full of stories from the perspectives of Max, a Puggle, and Luther, an Olde English Bulldog, and their dog friends. Max and Luther are best friends and play together often at the dog park. Their owners became fast friends after seeing each other regularly at the same dog park and trading stories about their encounters. The personalities of the dogs really come out as they inform the reader about dog park etiquette and rules.
Read more →Ricochet: Riding a Wave of Hope with the Dog Who Inspires Millions by Judy Fridono with Kay Pfaltz This is our Leash Your Fitness book for the July meeting of our every-other-month book club! Join us – it’s free and always a great time! “Richochet, Riding a Wave of Hope” is the true story of an incredible dog named Ricochet. Many of us in the San Diego pet community have heard of Richochet the surfing dog. We know she is active in local surf competitions and usually takes one of the top places. What some may not know is that
Read more →Are you a POSITIVE or NEGATIVE person? Do you see the glass half full or half empty? What about your friends, who do you hang out with? Do you get motivated by them or depressed with them? Have you ever been around someone that just sucked the life out of you with their negativity? What did you do about it? Did you try to cheer that person up or did you wallow in depression with them? Being around negative people is not fun and quite honestly it is not good for you. I recently read a book about a dog
Read more →The Dogs Were Rescued (and So Was I) by Teresa Rhyne I really enjoyed reading Teresa Rhyne’s The Dogs Were Rescued (and So Was I). The author, a cancer survivor, herself, quickly draws the reader into her experiences and misadventures, both with her own battles with cancer, and that of her dog, Seamus (and others to come). Seamus’ tale, began in her previous book The Dog Lived (and so Did I), (which I was not aware of, previously, and am dying to read!) is continued here, and the author also embarks on a new journey, with a new pair
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