Wolfie, What Is The Rainbow Bridge BOOK TOUR

 

Woo! Welcome to our Blog Book Tour for my latest FiveSibes™ Tale, Wolfie, What is the Rainbow Bridge? 

It's always exciting to see a book idea come to fruition, but this one is especially special as my young grandson, who the best buddy to my Siberian Husky, "Wolfie," helped me write this sweet, inspiring book about where our beloved pets go when their time with us has come to a close. It's hard enough for us grown-ups to come to terms with the loss of a beloved furpal and the grieving process is painful, but can you imagine what it is like for a child? The book is based on true events when after a rainstorm, a beautiful rainbow appeared while my grandon, Wolfie, and I were sitting on the front porch. The idea developed after listening to my grandson talk to Wolfie, and the book takes it a step further - with Wolfie speaking to my grandson! 

To read more about the book, and what it is about and the special pages included, please visit my blog post for when it was released HERE. 

To purchase the book, it is available on Amazon! (Where you can read other reviews, too!) 

Below, please check out some wonderful reviews from fellow bloggers! I so appreciate their joining in the Blog Book Tour and giving their honest reviews of the book!


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to read the fab book reviews!
 
  
 
 
Named as a "Recommended Reading" by the APLB!
"The love between a child and a dog is a precious bond. When it is time for our dogs to move on to the Rainbow Bridge, it can be a very sad and confusing time, especially for children. Wolfie, What is the Rainbow Bridge? is a sensitively written story by award-winning author Dorothy Wills-Raftery, along with her young grandson. It is based on a true story how one day, Wolfie of the FiveSibes family of five Siberian Huskies, and his best boy, Cody, talk about what the Rainbow Bridge is, and what it means to animals. The story ends, of course, on a positive and happy note. A must-read for any family who has lost, or is preparing for the passing, of a beloved pet and want to help children work through their grief in a positive way; a gentle and important message delivered from the heart by a young boy and his beloved Siberian Husky named Wolfie."
 

 
 

 
 
Interview Podcast with grief specialist and senior dog advocate Hindy Pearson on Grey Paws & All 
 
 
 
 

Podcast Interview with Dr. Robert Forto on Dog Works Radio



Review by Terri Rodefer of Tail Wag Wisdom


Review by Monika McDonald of Tails Around the Ranch

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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