Bookends Publishing is pleased to share that Destination Dachshund: Three Months, Three Generations & Sixty Dachshunds has received a book review from one of the most prestigious brands in publishing – Kirkus Reviews. Servicing the book industry since the 1930’s, Kirkus Reviews ‘stands for integrity, honesty and accessible reviews written with an insider’s eye’.
The newest addition to the Bookends Publishing library: Confessions of a Mad Mooer: Postnatal Depression Sucks by Robin Elizabeth.
I am so pleased to welcome Robin Elizabeth and her heartfelt, funny, and moving memoir to Bookends Publishing. Destination Dachshund and I were getting very lonely. 😉
Confessions of a Mad Mooer is Robin’s story of her time in a psychiatric hospital after being diagnosed with postnatal depression. Coping the only way she knew how – through her writing – Robin honest and often witty blog posts from on the inside are touching, funny and bring light to a subject matter that is often swept under the carpet.
Robin’s first blog entry from ‘the inside’, the psychiatric hospital she found herself in with her newborn twins can be read HERE
Confessions of a Mad Mooer: Postnatal Depression Sucks is out in December 2016 in print and ebook.
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Bookends Publishing is pleased to share that Destination Dachshund: Three Months, Three Generations & Sixty Dachshunds has received the Readers’ Favorite 5 Star seal and three wonderful reviews.
Reviewed By Tracy Slowiak for Readers’ Favorite
In a simply delightful memoir penned by author Lisa Fleetwood, Destination Dachshund: A Travel Memoir – Three Months, Three Generations and Sixty Dachshunds, readers will be treated to a fun, funny, heartwarming and even an educational retelling of the travels of the Fleetwood family through 15 countries. The family, with teenagers and in-laws participating in the journey, leave for their epic trip just days after their beloved dachshund, Coco, passes away. While in Russia, they spot two engaging dachshunds, both wearing winter coats, and that spurs a new family game. With the search on for dachshunds across their travels, the family experiences are recounted with humor and love, and a great deal of history thrown in as well.
I very much enjoyed Destination Dachshund: A Travel Memoir. Author Lisa Fleetwood has done a wonderful job in telling the story of her family’s amazing adventure in an engaging style that will keep readers turning the pages from the start all the way through until the very end. This book is full of history, and information is provided about each of the family’s stops on their trip that many will find informative and interesting. 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. I certainly hope that author Lisa Fleetwood would consider writing another book in the future. With her obvious talent, it’s sure to be an excellent read!
Reviewed By Chris Fischer for Readers’ Favorite
What a fun book I just finished reading! Destination Dachshund: A Travel Memoir – Three Months, Three Generations and Sixty Dachshunds by author Lisa Fleetwood is the tale of an amazing family trip taken with both her in-laws and her teenagers across fifteen countries. What do dachshunds have to do with any of this? Continue reading
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