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Amid the Uncertainty of the Pandemic, a New Addition to the Family Brings Comfort and Happiness

We’ve heard the stories of the pandemic dogs — over 23 million Americans, or 1 in 5 households, has gained one over the course of these past years. It can be hard to fathom a statistic like that — 23 million dogs means 23 million wagging tails, 23 twitching noses…

Cameron KimballSeptember 12, 2022

Romance

For Those Who Feel Their Love Life Has Gone to the Dogs…

Life on the Leash (Gallery Books) is the perfect romantic comedy, complete with an eclectic group of hilarious characters, passionate career goals, and of course a contemporary love story equal parts sweet and saucy. The author, Victoria Schade, is a well-known dog trainer herself, and injects her upbeat approach to working…

Rebecca ProulxSeptember 18, 2018

Miscellany

Abigail DeWitt: How Trump Killed My Taste for Profanity

The top critical Amazon review of my last novel, Dogs, laments that “there was unnecessary use of the ‘F’ word.” The novel is from the point of view of a pot-smoking, shoplifting teenager in the 1970s. What did the reader expect? I laughed and figured I was in good stylistic…

BookTrib Guest AuthorJune 22, 2018

Miscellany

The Two Funniest, Quirkiest Humor Books Coming This Fall!

In the midst of the latest crime novels, the new rom-com books, and the just-released dramas, it can be easy to miss the small, hardback, humor books at the bookstore. Because we don't want you to miss out, here are two of the newest, funniest, quirkiest humor books coming this…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 14, 2017

Miscellany

Woof Woof: Books to Get you Excited Because It’s National Dog Day!

Calling all dog lovers! Today is National Dog Day! So grab your four-legged friend(s), their favorite tennis ball and visit your local dog park. And while you’re sitting on the park bench watching your fur-baby frolic with their buddies, pick up one of these dog-themed books! (Slobber not included.) …

Mercedes ReinerAugust 26, 2016

Miscellany

Authors Reveal Their Canine Muses for National Dog Day

Ernest Hemingway might have had his cats but here at BookTrib HQ we know the truth--dogs rule. In fact,we have two of them on our staff, acting as furry muses and occasionally distracting us with their cuteness. Lucy is our watch dog, though she will take time out to nap…

BookTrib Nerd SquadAugust 26, 2015

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

You’ll Never Find a More Faithful Friend Than This (Wo)man’s Best Friend

The big friendly eyes, the smiling face with bright pink tongue ready to lick a welcome greeting, and a tail, wagging hard enough to topple a small child, all seem to ask, “won’t you be my friend?” Woodrow on the Bench: Life Lessons from a Wise Old Dog (Harper), by…

Linda HitchcockOctober 27, 2021

Nonfiction

With Usual Wit, Dave Barry Shares Life Lessons from a Dog

Humorist Dave Barry tells the story of being backstage at a local TV morning show, watching a self-help author say in a confident and soothing manner how viewers needed to change their lives to become happier people. Shortly after, in the green room, this same calm, authoritative author, perhaps a…

Jim AlkonApril 1, 2019

Nonfiction

Animal psychic communicates with Rhoda Lerman’s pets, alive or dead

Click to learn more. By Rhoda Lerman No one is more skeptical than my husband about things mystical and inexplicable and unscientific. “Hocus pocus” is his word for these strange happenings. This is certainly true when it comes to calling animal psychic Mary Long on the phone and listening to…

BookTrib Guest AuthorMarch 11, 2014

Fiction Fiction - Featured

Two Spunky Rescue Pups Venture Into the Jungles of Africa to Help Save Elephants

Terriers in the Jungle (Atmosphere Press) by Georja Umano tells the story of two very eloquent canines, Roxie and Romeo, in what reads like a personal diary of their adventures. Their tale starts with their struggles to survive as strays on the unforgiving streets of L.A. Fortunately, they find a…

Kelsey HallJanuary 24, 2022

Fiction

This Dog Teaches New Tricks in “How to Train Your Hooman: A Field Guide”

It’s often said that when it comes to dog training, you need to be the alpha. You need to be in control and show your dog who is boss in order to teach proper discipline. Dogs, it turns out, disagree with that statement. Meet Finnegan Count Smooshie Tushie — Finn…

BookTribApril 21, 2021

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Driven by Ingenuity and a Love of Reading, These Two Outcasts Bring Peace to Their Community

We all love a story about an underdog. There’s something about an unlucky protagonist that tugs on our heartstrings; these narratives appeal to our empathy, making us wish that we could reach through the page and help lift them up. The heightened sense of emotion makes it all the sweeter…

BookTribMarch 24, 2022

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This Bittersweet Story Conveys Loss, Love and the Makings of a True Wonder Dog

This is the crux of Jasper the Wonder Dog, written by Richard Halliday in honor of his beloved pet. This poignant tale packs twelve years of love and adventure into 52 pages, giving us a glimpse into the deep connection between Jasper and his family. While the story is bittersweet,…

BookTribNovember 30, 2021

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Furry Neighbors Bicker and Bully … Until They Meet “A Dog Named Chilli”

But have we ever stopped and thought about how things look from our dogs' perspective? How do they view their relationships with humans, or with each other? That’s exactly what Mark Chartrand discusses in his story A Dog Named Chilli: My New Home (Dorrance Publishing). This charming children’s book shows…

BookTribOctober 26, 2021

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An Open Mind Leads to Twice the Fun in “Please Don’t Tell Cooper That Jack is a Rabbit”

This isn’t Michelle Lander Feinberg’s first time telling Cooper’s story. In the previous book of this duology, Please Don’t Tell Cooper He’s a Dog, the reader was first introduced to Cooper’s antics. It seems that the loveable, oversized rescue dog doesn’t know how to … well, be a dog. Rather…

Cameron KimballSeptember 27, 2021

Children's Books

Man’s Best Friend Causes Trouble in “Rudy the Löwchen and the Last Slice”

They’re called “man’s best friend” for a reason. Dogs have been by our side for thousands of years and are a source of joy in times of stress. It’s no wonder that our four-legged friends are the most popular pet worldwide. But dogs aren’t just loyal companions. They’re also serious…

Cameron KimballDecember 16, 2020

Amid the Uncertainty of the Pandemic, a New Addition to the Family Brings Comfort and Happiness

For Those Who Feel Their Love Life Has Gone to the Dogs…

Abigail DeWitt: How Trump Killed My Taste for Profanity

The Two Funniest, Quirkiest Humor Books Coming This Fall!

Woof Woof: Books to Get you Excited Because It’s National Dog Day!

Authors Reveal Their Canine Muses for National Dog Day

You’ll Never Find a More Faithful Friend Than This (Wo)man’s Best Friend

With Usual Wit, Dave Barry Shares Life Lessons from a Dog

Animal psychic communicates with Rhoda Lerman’s pets, alive or dead

Two Spunky Rescue Pups Venture Into the Jungles of Africa to Help Save Elephants

This Dog Teaches New Tricks in “How to Train Your Hooman: A Field Guide”

Driven by Ingenuity and a Love of Reading, These Two Outcasts Bring Peace to Their Community

This Bittersweet Story Conveys Loss, Love and the Makings of a True Wonder Dog

An Open Mind Leads to Twice the Fun in “Please Don’t Tell Cooper That Jack is a Rabbit”

Man’s Best Friend Causes Trouble in “Rudy the Löwchen and the Last Slice”

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