The “Ruff” Road to Recovery: PW Talks with Lisa Edwards

As we near publication of A Dog Named Boo, I spoke with Publisher’s Weekly about publishing, dog training, and how working with dogs changed my life.

As we get nearer to the official publication date of A Dog Named Boo, I sat down with Publisher’s Weekly to talk about publishing, dog training, what makes a good therapy dog, and how working with dogs changed my life.

Here’s a link:  The “Ruff” Road to Recovery: PW Talks with Lisa Edwards

It was very exciting and I hope you enjoy it!

 

 

The Kindle version of A Dog Named Boo is now available for pre-order!

The Kindle version of A Dog Named Boo by Lisa J. Edwards and due in October 2012 from Harlequin Nonfiction is now available to pre-order!

It’s taken a while but Amazon finally has the Kindle version of A Dog Named Boo available for pre-order!

Lawrence is the Kindle-lover in our home – and for my part I’ll always prefer holding a real book – but at least now all our bases are covered!

Here’s a link!

The New York Journal of Books reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

The New York Journal of Books reviewed A Dog Named Boo and they loved it!

The New York Journal of Books reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

Here’s a quote:

[quote style=”boxed”]Since Ms. Edwards tells Boo’s story so well and because she tells so many peripheral stories well, too, A Dog Named Boo deserves as many “stars” as a critic’s rating system will allow. A pleasant surprise for readers, caregivers, and an inspirational gift to the infirm, the troubled, and the pessimistic, A Dog Named Boo is a truly perfect book.[/quote]

Here’s a link to the full article: A Dog Named Boo: How One Dog and One Woman Rescued Each Other—And the Lives They Transformed Along the Way

Enjoy!

The Primary Message of A Dog Named Boo

Lisa J. Edwards discusses the primary message of A Dog Named Boo, due for publication in October 2012 by Harlequin Nonfiction.

As part of the lead-up to the October publication of A Dog Named Boo, we were asked to put together this short video for Amazon discussing the book’s primary message.

Please enjoy and please remember to share!