Golden Retriever Farm

 

Time to curl up by a crackling fire. Pour yourself a warm cup of tea (or glass of wine). Pull a dog or cat onto your lap. And settle into a good book.

Ahhh, I love golden retriever farm fall reading!

When I think of seasonal reading, summer is always for light and quick reads. Spring lends itself to romance and nature writing. Winter is for the heavy works that take a long time to sink into. Fall, though, fall is my favorite. Fall is for cozy. Fall is for warm, sentimental, heartwarming, snuggly reads under a worn quilt.

And what fits that bill better than dog books?

This year, I’m including one book in each major category so everyone should be able to find something they love–including cat lovers who get a bonus read rec at the very end.

A stack of books leans against the edge of a bookshelf slightly out of frame. The spines are fall colors: yellow, tan, brown, and orange. In the foreground, a vine drapes out of a tan and gold pot. The text overlay reads: Dog books to add to your fall TBR.
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Dog Book For Kids Golden Retriever Farm

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Phoebe Cakes and Friends: An Alphabet Tail by Michelle K. Dumont

A light blue-green background is surrounded by chalk drawings of the alphabet. A dog with a brown body and white head sits on the right side, and she wears a pink backpack with a flower on the strap and a ruler poking out of the side pocket. A pink and blue lunch box with the letter "P" on the front sits in front of the dog. The title reads Phoebe Cakes and Friends: An Alphabet Tail

To choose a children’s book to feature this fall, I turned to my expert reviewer, Violet, aged 5. She signaled two thumbs up for Phoebe Cakes and said, “I loved how this book has a different type of dog on every page, and the flaps are fun. Plus it has the alphabet!”

And she’s right: Each page features a different dog and poses a question/joke with the answer under the flap. It’s a cute, engaging read, perfect for dog-loving kids, of course, but also kids who need to reinforce their ABC learning. Available on Amazon and Bookshop.org.

Dog Memoir

Dear Gretchen: Letters to My Dog by Heidi Parker Colonna

I’ll admit: I’m biased on this one. 🙂 Shortly after I finished the first draft of my own manuscript, I joined a revision workshop that broke participants into small groups. Wouldn’t you know… the stars aligned, and I ended up in a group with the most incredible women who love dogs as much as I do! After the workshop ended, we all agreed to keep working together and have done so for over a year. Isn’t it incredible how that happens? I love coincidences, especially when they lead me to someone like Heidi and her beautiful love letter to her dog, Gretchen.

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