It’s a pre-historic game of dodgeball. It’s a pig who does great voice-overs. Now, it’s a magician getting his trick knee looked at by a physician. Whatever it is, it’s drawn by cartoonist Dan Reynolds and it’s bound to tickle anyone’s funny bone. Reynolds, boasted as one of Reader’s Digest‘s
This holiday season, put a little Tao under the tree, let visions of sweet-as-sugar pugs dance in your head, and follow Wilson, the precious pug, on his adorable adventure in Homer for the Holidays, the second installment of doggie tales from authors Nancy Levine and Wilson, her precious pug,
Renowned New Yorker cartoonist Leo Cullum entertains with his animal cartoons in Cockatiels for Two. Containing 113 black and white illustrations of feline humor, the cartoons poke fun at the emotions and personalities of our beloved feline friends. Collum, a retired airline pilot, has published more than 500 cartoons in
If you thought there was nothing worse than being a single person looking for love in the dating scene, then think again…you could be a single dog! In the new book, “Fixed Mix Seeks Same: The First Book of Dog Personal Ads,” Christine Ecklund and Dean Minerd provide
What pet parent doesn’t wish they could talk to their pets?! If your pets could talk, Linda Lauren would tell you pet parents what they are saying! Psychic Medium, Pet Psychic, Energy Consultant, and Author Linda Lauren gives us less-talented pet communicators the scoop on how she gets inside the
A Unique Journey From Land To Water To Friendship Yann Martel’s book “Life of Pi” is certainly a different breed among the animal books we’ve suggested from time to time. Pi Patel is your average teenage boy, with one subtle exception: he lives in a zoo. Growing up in Pondicherry,