Dogs

A Feud Between Animals Leads to Better Understanding in “Timmy Gets Adopted”

It isn’t easy dealing with neighbors. Whether you’ve had to file noise complaints or had arguments about property lines, the people next door aren’t always as neighborly as we’d like. In Emily Edwards’ book Timmy Gets Adopted, the inhabitants of Potter County have to deal with a very unusual neighborhood…

Cameron KimballDecember 15, 2020

Children's Books

Vonny B Teaches Kids the Joy of Having a Dog

Nothing is quite like the relationship between a dog and its owner. Bringing a dog into the home is the equivalent of adding one more furry extension to the family. Within this tight-knit group is still the possibility of a uniquely closer bond--one between dog and child. Vonny B and…

BookTribApril 16, 2019

Fiction

Tall Poppies Review: Sonja Yoerg’s “House Broken” Tackles Tough Issues With Wit and Layers

When her mother is injured in an alcohol-fueled accident, Geneva’s husband convinces her that taking mom in, is the opportunity to repair their relationship. Toss in two teenagers with their own set of issues, a slew of family secrets and complicated sibling relationships and you have the ingredients for a…

BookTribMay 24, 2018

Fiction

Serge Joncour Investigates Humanity’s Capacity to Tame Nature in “Wild Dog”

So begins Serge Joncour’s riveting novel, Wild Dog (Gallic Books), translated from the French by Jane Aitken and Polly Mackintosh, and winner of the Landerneau Prize and a French award for environmental fiction. Its narratives alternate between one week in August 2017, and a full year at the outbreak of…

Gisèle LewisMay 10, 2021

Fiction

Danielle Steel never thought she’d fall in love with such a tiny dog

In this moving memoir, Danielle Steel tells the story of how she met a dog the size of a mouse with a personality that could light up an entire room. From Minnie’s arrival at home in San Francisco to clothes-shopping jaunts in Paris, her adventures provide the perfect backdrop for…

BookTribFebruary 2, 2014

Fiction

Lessons from Ann Patchett for the new year

Perhaps a more accurate title for Ann Patchett’s latest book, This Is the Story of a Happy Marriage (HarperCollins, November), would be This Is More Than the Story of a Happy Marriage. A collection of essays on writing, her dog, divorce, and yes, her now happy marriage, the book isn’t…

Melissa DuclosJanuary 7, 2014

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Canine Chronicles: 5 Novels From a Dog’s Perspective

I once wrote my own eulogy from my dog’s perspective. Totally weird, I know, but it was an assignment for a Public Speaking course. I figured using my dog’s voice would somehow make the whole endeavor feel less morbid. Besides, haven’t you ever wondered what your dog is thinking? How…

Chelsea CicconeFebruary 22, 2022

A Feud Between Animals Leads to Better Understanding in “Timmy Gets Adopted”

Vonny B Teaches Kids the Joy of Having a Dog

Tall Poppies Review: Sonja Yoerg’s “House Broken” Tackles Tough Issues With Wit and Layers

Serge Joncour Investigates Humanity’s Capacity to Tame Nature in “Wild Dog”

Danielle Steel never thought she’d fall in love with such a tiny dog

Lessons from Ann Patchett for the new year

Jon Land’s Favorite Thrillers From May

Canine Chronicles: 5 Novels From a Dog’s Perspective

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