Dog Ear Publishing imprint: 249 books

Your mental strength, drive, and attitude are as important, if not more, than your physical effort when you face a challenge. You cannot choose what happens to you, but you can choose how you handle it. In this story, a close family deals with a dilemma with love, the support of caring professionals,...

“One of the best books I’ve read in ages! All the little things we women face on a day-to-day basis, the author describes in side-splitting detail. I couldn’t stop laughing!” Christy Phillippe ~ Dog Ear Publishing Editor Since when did ordering at Starbucks require an advanced...

My Dog Shep is the true, coming-of-age story of a boy, his family, and the strong bond of love between the young Ricky and his dog, Shep. Follow the exciting adventures of Ricky and Shep through the dark, haunting forests; abandoned misty quarries; and their personal playground, the remarkable junkyard....

Dogs are no longer just our trusted companion; they have also become a furry member of our family. Welcoming a new puppy can be almost as exciting as welcoming in a baby. Why wouldn’t we give our furry loved one nothing but the best. If you can’t pronounce it, would you want to eat it? The same...

Come with Beamer and his dear friend Anna as they visit the shelter to meet some adorable dogs. Delight in Anna’s excitement as she finds that one special dog to call her very own. You’ll be smiling with delight as Mr. Puppy gets his forever home. “Cindy Chambers has once again given...

How does a young girl growing up without a stable family or a solid foundation of loving support find her way in the world? How does she enter adulthood able to navigate her way into the future of her dreams when she has nothing in her own life experience to point the way? And, in one pivotal moment,...

Alec Daley knows all about success. What he doesn’t know is that he’s on the wrong path. When fi red, as the trainer for a world champion reining horse, Alec sets out to manage life on his terms. Disgusted with people in general—Alec decides to take a few months to explore the Rocky Mountain...

Is specialization really the key to success? In his first book, The Jack of Too Many, V.M. Cruz explores the origin and character traits of the jack-of-all-trades. Through this animated and witty examination of the Jack, we are guided through an introspective look at our strengths and weaknesses...

We have all heard about the “Rainbow Bridge,” but often wonder what it is like. Do animals just sit and wait for their earthly families? Do they run and play together until we get there? Is there perhaps something more to their lives in the next universe while they hope to see us again? Do they...

At the end of World War 2, to most people outside of the Department of State it was obvious that communism was incompatible with the American way of life. Therefore the Russians were most likely to become our next major enemy. Based upon the OSS Project Omega plan and authorized by President...

“Humans say the eyes mirror the soul. I think most of my kind would agree. Our unique natural abilities enable us to sense what is true in humans when we look deep into their eyes. Almost instantly we see what lives in their souls. We smell it. Either fear and darkness, or courage and light. But...

What mischief is Woofy Woo Woo the Artist Dog up to now? All children and art lovers alike love Woofy and his friends Malcolm and Eileen. Brought to you by Louise Robertson & Katherine Varga.

Geometry is Fun for Me, written by Dr. Vicky Owyang Chan and illustrated by Crystal Ferguson, is a delightful picture book narrated by a dog named Professor Brando. The professor introduces geometry terms followed by scenes of children with examples of these terms. Children of all ages will enjoy this rhyming book while learning geometry.

“I would like to thank myself for the miracle of my being here today.” These are the words Dawn spoke before members of the FDA Psychopharmacologic Drug Advisory Committee Hearing in 2006 before she described her prescription drug-related experience—an ordeal that began five years earlier… With...