MAXI PAD MIRACLE

ALLOWS DOG TO WRITE HIS MEMOIR

The first non-fiction memoir written by a dog is a  laugh out loud look into the lives of one American family from a truly unique perspective—the family dog, Bo—the #1 doggie blogger, a.k.a. the Tucker Max of dogs.

This dog memoir is filled with wit, sarcasm and zany situations the reader easily relates to. It is the best dog book in its genre, if for the only reason that it is the first of its kind.

That’s right, Bad to the Bone is the first dog memoir ever written by the family pup in the non-fiction genre. You can call it a dogs book, a human’s book and even the family cat’s book, but one thing you can’t call it is unoriginal.

You see, Bo Hoefinger is not your everyday, run-of-the-mill author; he’s a mixed-breed shelter dog with an attitude. His popular blog, BoKnowsOnline receives nearly 100,000 page views per month, and his unique voice brings this memoir to life.

This incorrigible canine welcomes us into his life, complete with his wacky ‘parents’, a constipated feline housemate, and chipmunk warfare. This is not your standard doggie snuff book; the only tears you will shed will be tears of laughter.

Bad to the Bone focuses on how Bo—and two seemingly normal people—wreak havoc on an unsuspecting world while creating a lifelong bond in the process. All the stories are true and will leave dog lovers laughing out loud.

Featuring humorous sidebars, lists, and text boxes from Bo’s diary, Bad to the Bone offers a touching and humorous narrative about the intensely loving and rich relationship between owner and dog.

This entertaining dog memoir is available online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Books-A-Million or at your favorite local retailer (be sure to check in the pets section).

It’s a great dog book to give as a gift.

Published by Kensington Publishing under the Citadel Press imprint.

p.s. and yes, Bo was saved by a maxi pad. You’ll have to read the book to find out the specifics : )

* Bo Donates 10% Of His Earnings to Animal Charities *

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