Books to Bark (and Crow) About - #2

Hello guys!  It's us, Booker T and Cass and we are so glad to be back with you during the wonderful month of February.  Hope everyone is having a great 2018 so far and reading lots of good books.  We've been kind of cooped up here as the weather has not allowed us to get out as much as we would like but in the meantime, we've been busy finding everyone some new books to read.  But first, Cass insists on telling a story and since I didn't let him share any bird books this month either, I figured I better give him some time.

CASS:  Hello!  Wow, how awesome that I get to chat with you.  Usually brother hogs the keyboard.  I just wanted to tell you not to feel too badly about no bird or dragon books this month.  Mom bought us an Echo for Christmas (I think technically it was for Dad but oh well) and it makes the most AMAZING bird sounds.  Seriously, it's like they are inside the house with me (which Mom says no to BTW).  It also barks but if I want to hear that I can listen to T or the dogs down the street.  Anyway, if this Alexa chick visits your house, ask her to share the birds!

So here are the books we put on Mom's watchlist.  Grab some coffee, wine or your beverage of choice because we have quite a few.

This one just came out in January and features a dog rehabilitator  who also acts like  an animal psychic.  By the time you read this, Mom may have already grabbed this one.

This one's also out and is told from the POV of the dog.

This one comes out mid-March and features a dog named Sox.  

Releasing in April, I know Mom has already read the first book in this series which centers around individuals working at a no-kill shelter.

Another book coming out in March but Mom seems to enjoy this series.  I also wish she and Dad would open a pub where we were welcome!

So Mom helped us link the photos to something called a Goodreads description.  She explained it would help you decide if you wanted to get a copy.  Our paws aren't always useful when dealing with that darn mouse thingy?  And why is it called a mouse and not "chew toy" or "ball?"

Until next month!