New • Keepsake Paperback
Forever My Dog
Ten thousand photos on a phone, and nowhere to hold the story. This 72-page square keepsake holds how you found each other, the life you shared, a gallery for the photographs, and a gentle Forever section that waits as long as you need. Begin it while they’re snoring beside you — or years afterward. Both are right.
- How you found each other & the life you shared
- A photo gallery, planned — not scattered
- A letter to them & a paw-print page
- Words from everyone who loved them
- 72 pages · 8.5″ × 8.5″ square · a gentle Forever section
A book that works in both directions
Most families find it at one of two moments — and it was written for both.
The best time to write down the story is while it’s still happening — how they got their name, the rules they invented, the walks and the couch and the one thing they were never allowed to do but did anyway. The Forever section simply waits.
Grief scatters the memories exactly when you want them most. The prompts bring them back one at a time, at your own pace — and the letter page holds the things you never got to say out loud.
When someone loses a dog, flowers fade in a week. A place to keep the whole story is one of the kindest things you can hand a grieving friend — it says their dog’s life was worth a book.
For the Kids • Ages 4–8 • New
Paw Prints on My Heart
When a family pet dies, a child is often handed a softened word and left alone with a very big feeling. This gentle picture book does the opposite — the whole story of Sam and Biscuit in plain, honest words. No “went to sleep.” No “we lost him.”
Inside: a Note for Grown-Ups on what to say and when to worry, eight Ways to Remember together, and four keepsake pages a child can fill in and keep. Part of the Gentle Goodbyes series — the cat edition is A Cat-Shaped Space.
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A life well loved deserves a place to live on.
The whole story of one good dog — in a book the family keeps forever.
Buy the paperback on AmazonStill in the golden years? The Senior Dog Health Journal keeps the record — and the good days — while they’re still being written.