The Bedtime Book for Dogs

by Bruce Littlefield

Overview

Come. Sit. Stay. I want to tell you a story. I think you'll like it. It's about a TREAT and a good dog, a very good dog who wanted to go play. But his friend was busy....

The Bedtime Book For Kids is a charming story about a dog who decides that he'd rather walk to the park by himself than wait for his human companion-and discovers that all of his usual activities aren't as much fun without a good friend to share them with. This is an adorably packaged book with illustrations by Paul Heath that makes a perfect gift for dog lovers of all ages, with words dogs will understand and kids will want to read again and again.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781455511389
Publisher:	Grand Central Publishing
Publication date:	06/08/2011
Sold by:	Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
File size:	9 MB

About the Author

Bruce Littlefield is a best-selling author and lifestyle expert. His brand of American fun is seen on the Today Show, the Early Show, and The View. You can visit his website at www.brucelittlefield.com.

Editorial Reviews

"Captivated me . . . Adorable, cleverly incorporating into the story words that dogs actually know."—Laurie Hetzel, Minneapolis Star-Tribune

"The Bedtime Book for Dogs is ingenious fun for the entire family... In this family friendly gem, Littlefield has stumbled upon an interactive experience that will have all of your childrens' tails wagging regardless of species."—Animal Fair magazine

"Darn outright adorable. . . The illustrations deliver, the story line is timeless and this is one of those 'why didn't I think of that' ideas you can give to a new puppy mom or dad, for a dog who just had surgery and needs some TLC or as a 'just because' gift for something unique and different . . . Definite four paws up."—Fido Friendly magazine

"Littlefield has written children's stories to read to your dog before it goes to sleep . . . good-natured and loving. . . rather well-written."—The Financial Times

"Lifestyle guru Littlefield has peppered his picture book, The Bedtime Book for Dogs, with doggie English-"Lie down," "Good dog"-so you can read it to her."—The Village Voice Summer Guide

"The book, a simple story about a good dog who decides to walk himself because his companion is too busy, is charming, adorably illustrated, and... well, genius."—Pet Home Magazine

From the Publisher

"The book, a simple story about a good dog who decides to walk himself because his companion is too busy, is charming, adorably illustrated, and... well, genius."

Pet Home Magazine

"Lifestyle guru Littlefield has peppered his picture book, The Bedtime Book for Dogs, with doggie English-"Lie down," "Good dog"-so you can read it to her."

The Village Voice Summer Guide

"Littlefield has written children's stories to read to your dog before it goes to sleep . . . good-natured and loving. . . rather well-written."

The Financial Times

"Darn outright adorable. . . The illustrations deliver, the story line is timeless and this is one of those 'why didn't I think of that' ideas you can give to a new puppy mom or dad, for a dog who just had surgery and needs some TLC or as a 'just because' gift for something unique and different . . . Definite four paws up."

Fido Friendly magazine

"The Bedtime Book for Dogs is ingenious fun for the entire family... In this family friendly gem, Littlefield has stumbled upon an interactive experience that will have all of your childrens' tails wagging regardless of species."

Animal Fair magazine

"Captivated me . . . Adorable, cleverly incorporating into the story words that dogs actually know."

Laurie Hetzel - Minneapolis Star-Tribune

"Darn outright adorable. . . The illustrations deliver, the story line is timeless and this is one of those 'why didn't I think of that' ideas you can give to a new puppy mom or dad, for a dog who just had surgery and needs some TLC or as a 'just because' gift for something unique and different . . . Definite four paws up.

Fido Friendly Magazine

Captivated me . . . Adorable, cleverly incorporating into the story words that dogs actually know.
— Minneapolis Star-Tribune

Laurie Hetzel