Teaching Manners, Behaviors, and Relationships
Lisa Davis MPH generously invited me to talk with her about A Dog Named Boo, How One Dog and One Woman Rescued Each Other – and the Lives They Transformed Along the Way
Lisa Davis brings her twenty-five years of health experience and her love of dogs together in her PodCast “Dog-Eared” to interview authors of dog related books, memoirs like A Dog Named Boo and other advice and inspirational dog-related titles.
Check out Dog-Eared and enjoy.
This a wonderful show (not just because they like me) but because Dr. Adams and his guests address a variety of pet-related topics that help us take care of the pets that make our lives better.
Pets and Your Health broadcasts live this Tuesday January 4, 2022 at 6AM, and again rebroadcasts later that day at 4pm.
If your dog gets you up this early for that pre-dawn walk, tune us in – Channel 110, SiriusXM.
If you are luck enough to sleep in, you can always stream this episode and others on SiriusXM Doctor Radio..
8 Paws and 2 Tails reviewed A Dog Named Boo!
8 Paws and 2 Tails reviewed A Dog Named Boo!
Here’s a quote:
[quote style=”boxed”]An easy read that draws you in right from the start, filled with warmth and heart, Boo shows how loving, supporting and believing in oneself and others can bring about extraordinary results. A perfect book to curl up with as the evenings turn chilly and autumn is in the air.[/quote]
Here’s a link to the full article!
Invited by Books on the Common, Lisa will be signing copies of A Dog Named Boo at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum on September 27th!
I’m very excited to let everyone know that I’ve been invited by Books on the Common in Ridgefield, CT to give a talk and sign copies of A Dog Named Boo on September 27th at 7:00 PM!
The event itself will be held at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum – here’s a link to the details!
See you there!
A Dog Named Boo has been named one of the Top Ten Memoirs of 2012 by Publisher’s Weekly – and we gave the book its own website to celebrate!
Things has been super busy here all Summer but I wanted to take a moment to say that I am pleased, proud, and a bit humbled that Publisher’s Weekly has named A Dog Named Boo one of the Top Ten Memoirs of 2012!
A tremendous amount of effort went into writing A Dog Named Boo and it’s extremely gratifying to have that work acknowledged on such a high level in such a competitive market!
(If you’ve never heard of Publisher’s Weekly, it is to book publishing as Variety is to show business.)
As we get closer and closer to the release date for A Dog Named Boo there will be a ton of stuff coming down the pike – so much so that we’ve decided to give the book it’s own website!
For the past couple of weeks Lawrence has been busy putting the new website together behind the scenes and now it’s ready for its debut – I’m really happy with what he put together and hope you will be, too!
Head on over and check it out: www.adognamedboo.com.
Please don’t forget to like it on Facebook too!
