The Dog Who Saved Me
by Susan Wilson | 
Sight Hound
by Pam Houston | 
Heroic Measures
by Jill Ciment | 
The New Yorkers
by Cathleen Schine | 
The Dog Who Danced
by Susan Wilson |
Emily and Einstein
by Linda Francis Lee | 
One Good Dog
by Susan Wilson |
Lily and the Octopus
by Steven Rowley |
Lost & Found
by Jacqueline Sheehan |
Lucky in the Corner
by Carol Anshaw | 
Smashed, Squashed, Splattered, Chewed, Chunked and Spewed
by Lance Carbuncle | 
Nop's Trials
by Donald McCaig |
Jonathan Unleashed
by Meg Rosoff | 
Walking In Circles Before Lying Down
by Merrill Markoe | 
Andrew's Brain
by E. L. Doctorow |
For Paul Gustavson, a hack writer for the wildly popular For Morons series, life is a succession of obstacles, a minefield of mistakes to stumble through. His wife has left him, his father has suffered a debilitating stroke, his girlfriend is dating another man, he has impotency issues, and his overachieving brother has invested his parents' money in stocks that tanked. Still, Paul has his friends at Bay State bar, a steady line of cocktails, a new pair of running shoes, and Stella. Beautiful Stella. With long sleek legs, kind eyes, lustrous blond hair. Their relationship is the one true bright spot in his world. She offers him sage advice on virtually every topic. And she only wets herself every once in a while.