It is almost time for the book launch of Robin Elizabeth’s memoir Confessions of a Mad Mooer: Postnatal Depression Sucks and it’s getting exciting!
To celebrate the launch Robin is giving away 2 signed print copies of her memoir!
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Need a stocking filler, a good read, or a cute dachshund Christmas ornament?
Just for Christmas Amazon Best Seller ‘Destination Dachshund: Three Months, Three Generations & Sixty Dachshunds’ comes with a free gift – a handmade dachshund Christmas ornament. The book is also signed by the author, Lisa Fleetwood.
$22.99 for book and dachshund ornament local Penrith area/Blue Mountains delivery.
*For postage Australia wide: $29.99
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Praise for Destination Dachshund: Three Months, Three Generations & Sixty Dachshunds
“A likable author makes for a likable, dog-centric travel book.” – Kirkus Review
“Fleetwood’s resulting chronicle of a multigenerational family trip—88 days, 15 countries, and 60 dachshund spottings—has an invitingly chatty tone that makes one feel like one is traveling with her.” – Kirkus Review
“I highly recommend this book to any reader who enjoys memoirs, travelogues, history, who has a love for pets, or who is just looking for a great read in general.” – Reviewed By Tracy Slowiak for Readers’ Favorite
‘Destination Dachshund is a truly delightful read with many laugh out loud moments. And it isn’t just a book about travel – even though the extraordinary array of travel experiences captured between the pages is epic. The author unpacks with warmth and humour the intricacies of family relationships, our love of pets, and the joys of travelling with dodgy-kneed grandparents. And then there’s the hilarious dachshund spotting competition. I now find myself scanning walkways and parks for these spunky little dogs.’ — Vanessa, Sydney
“A truly engaging read that is so much more than a travel memoir. Not only does Lisa take us on her 3-month trip of a life time, she also takes us into the heart of her family. While the Fleetwood’s travel through Europe, they must also navigate their own grief. Destination Dachshund is a remarkable book – filled with honesty and humour, and the sights, smells and sounds of amazing locations. It will make you want to hug the ones you love, then book a flight somewhere!” – Sharyn, Springwood, NSW