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Curious Critters

A review of the book Curious Critters by David FitzSimmons. [...]

Dieting with Your Dog

Book review of Dieting with my Dog by Peggy Frezon. [...]

Maria Milito Shares Stories on Coping with Pet Loss

Maria Milito of 104.3 FM radio wrote the book, Clarice and Friends: How they Helped Mend the Hole in My Heart. She talks about pet loss, grieving, coping, and healing. [...]

Helping Kids Help the Planet

A review of the book Well Earth Well Me! by Kenda Swartz Pepper. [...]

Bug Lady Gets Kids to Care about Frogs

The Bug Lady, Dr. Elizabeth Davidson, entomologist at Arizona State University, teaches kids about saving frogs. [...]

Who Moved My Mouse?

A review of Who Moved My Mouse, a book by Dena Harris. Also a contest to win a copy of the book. [...]

A Lesson My Cat Taught Me

In A Lesson My Cat Taught Me, Jennifer and her mother find a friendly abandoned one eyed cat. Jennifer learns that despite Uno’s disability, Uno is capable of doing more things than her other cat, Mr. Tickles. [...]

Moving Animal Tales

Book reviews of Almost Perfect: Disabled Pets and the people who love them, True Tails, Dogged Pursuit. These memoirs share stories about animals and the effect they have on their humans. [...]

Books on Animals

Book reviews of Wesley the Owl, Haint, Leashes and Lovers, My Sanctuary: A Place I Call Home [...]

Alex and Me: A Story about A Scientist and an African Grey Parrot

If you ever used the term “bird brain” to refer to someone with little intelligence, think again. Birds are highly intelligent creatures. Just ask Irene M. Pepperberg, scientist, writer, associate research professor at Massachusetts, and teacher of animal cognition at . Ms. Pepperberg’s memoir, Alex & Me, tells the story of her research and friendship with an [...]