Gone To The Snow Dogs is Next Stop on "Wolfie, What Is The Rainbow Bridge?" Blog Book Tour


Woo! I'm so excited to announce our newest stop along our Wolfie, What Is The Rainbow Bridge? Blog Book Tour is with Gone To The Snow Dogs! I've known Jessica Hatch and her beloved snow dogs for many, many years, and was just so thrilled when she read and loved my book, and along with her beautiful Huskies "Memphis," "Kira," and "Eleanor," did a fabulous photoshoot and amazing video review she posted to Amazon! 
 

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Video Review of our book!

This book is so near and dear to both my heart and my young grandson, who was so very close to the last of our FiveSibes, "Wolfie." They inspired me to write this book. My grandson and I are just so thrilled that Jessica, along with her beautiful snow dogs not only loved the book, but gave us a glowing review! This book is so near and dear to both my grandson's and my heart, and to hear others really love it and find it helpful when going through or planning for the loss of a beloved pet, well, it just really touches our heart. 
 
Heartfelt thanks to go out to Jess and Gone To The Snow Dogs for sharing their honest review and love of the book. 
 
As always, I hope Wolfie, What Is The Rainbow Bridge?, which has now been listed as a "Recommended Read" by the Association of Pet Loss and Bereavement, helps others, especially families with young children, who are facing that difficult, and heartbreaking time of when a beloved pet is nearing their time to make their journey to Rainbow Bridge, or who has just earned their furangel wings. Losing a pet is so devastating for us adults, but it is an  especially confusing and sad time for children. This book gives them the tools to help remember their furry best friend, and understand where they go when they earn their wings. A comforting read and positive tool during a time of grief for families, rescues, veterinarian offices, and Therapy Dog handlers.
 
If you'd like to join in our Blog Book Tour, keep reading! 
 
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So thrilled for all those who are part of our Blog Book Tour! To read all of the reviews so far, simply click HERE.


If you'd like to jump on our Blog Book Tour, we'd love to have you aboard! And in return, we'll list you on our blog as one of the stops and also link over to your blog in a post as our way of saying "Thank You!" Just leave a comment or drop us an Email at FiveSibesHuskyNews(at)gmail(dot)com, and put Blog Book Tour in Subject line, and I'll get back in touch. A portion of proceeds from Wolfie's book will benefit homeless Huskies at rescues (in a random drawing). It's also not too early to start thinking about this book as a holiday gift. It's a great book for any family who has lost a beloved pet, or is preparing for that sad time and if. you have children, this is a helpful tool to help ease their grief. It's uplifting and based on a true story, co-written with my young grandson, and...

Spoiler Alert: the dog lives in the book! This book is also great for dog book lovers and Husky fans. It also makes a very special gift for veterinarians, Therapy Dog handlers, and for anyone who is grieving for their pet. The book also contains an elementary school reading specialist-approved Words to Know list, a discussion page, and special place for children to draw their furry buddy--a keepsake to have and cherish forever. 

To order a copy, simply visit our listing on Amazon HERE! 

If you'd like to read my blog post announcing the publication of the book, please click on Wolfie's image below!

 
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Once again sending out a howl of thanks to Jess and her beautiful Memphis, Eleanor, and Kira of Gone To The Snow Dogs for their fantastic review! Please be sure to watch Jess's video review!


 


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