Gemma Correll has written about dogs before, but her new book, titled 'A Dog's Life,' will this time tell you exactly what they're thinking about you.
The new book by the English author is an illustrated book that depicts what it's like to be a dog, and reveals some of their intriguing thoughts and lifestyle choices. Priced at $20, the book shows dogs in a variety of situations from "perky scamp to loyal, obedient protector."
In one illustration in a 'A Dog's Life,' one of two dogs sitting at a table at a restaurant called 'Bone Appetit' orders a "pan-fried homework," as the waiter replies with "Excellent choice, sir." In another, a canine magazine titled 'HOTDOG,' priced at 99 pence, includes various dog-focused features with exclusives like "Who let the dogs out? We reveal the truth."
Having embedded themselves into our lives to the point that we lavish them with "yummy treats and belly scratches," Correll's book is a fun, entertaining read for the whole family.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Canine Lifestyle Trends
- The popularity of Gemma Correll's 'A Dog's Life' suggests a demand for more canine-focused entertainment and lifestyle products.
- Animal Point of View Novels
- The success of 'A Dog's Life' suggests there is an opportunity for more books written from an animal's point of view.
- Humorous Animal Narratives
- Correll's comedic approach to depicting canine thoughts opens doors for more humorous animal narratives in literature and media.
Where This Applies
- Pet Care
- The success of 'A Dog's Life' can open doors for more pet entertainment and product offerings that appeal to pet owners.
- Publishing
- 'A Dog's Life' success presents an opportunity for publishers to invest in additional animal-focused content in varied genres.
- Animation
- The popularity of the book's illustrations could set a precedent for creating engaging animated content featuring animals exhibiting the human behavior.
