Readers also love how visual the book is. However, I’ve also been told that Woof! The Truth About Dogs has helped some children not be as fearful of dogs as they understand them better. Many have commented how the book is packed with information, and though it’s written with children in mind, adults learn lots, too. I’ve been hearing from dog lovers how much they appreciate knowing the science of dogs. Why do you think your readers are going to enjoy your book?
Woof! The Truth About Dogs was a natural book to add to the series. They’re so familiar to us, yet I felt I didn’t know enough about them. When I was brainstorming animals that I could continue with The Truth About series after Whooo Knew? The Truth About Owls was finished, dogs were at the top of the list. One of my favorite memories is dancing with him to one of my dad’s old records: “Hooked on a Feeling” by B.
I have such fond memories of my first dog! He was a golden retriever lab mix named Dog. Tell us about your first dog, the name, and how this influenced you to write “WOOF!”
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