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Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron & Giveaway

My daughter is ten and loves to read.  She is a huge fan of dogs.  If you asked our family we would conclude that the best author for tweens goes to W. Bruce Cameron.  We currently have our own dog who you often read about.  We recently had to say, “good bye” to one of our pups.  Our love for dogs doesn’t just stop there.  My oldest has a bank that we keep in our living room that is for dog donations.  We have emptied it to purchase items for dog shelters and this is her way to make a small difference in this world.  Forge Books sent me the newest W. Bruce Cameron books and is partnering with me for a giveaway! Out posts also contain affiliate links at no cost to you, qualifying purchases earn us a commission.

Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron & Giveaway

Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron

W. Bruce Cameron has published two new books only a week apart, our whole family can enjoy these captivating novels by W. Bruce Cameron about what it really means to be a good dog, and the lengths people will go to help others. The only thing that my family has to deal with is prying the books out of my daughter’s hands.

When it comes to why W. Bruce Cameron is such a good author, it is because the stories he writes are beautiful, meaningful, and relatable. I know that as a mom, that his books will always be approved reading material for my two girls.

Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron & Giveaway

About W. Bruce Cameron

W. Bruce Cameron is the #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of A Dog’s Purpose, A Dog’s Way Home, and A Dog’s Journey (all now major motion pictures), The Dog Master, the A Dog’s Purpose Puppy Tales for young readers (starting with Ellie’s Story and Bailey’s Story), The Dogs of Christmas, The Midnight Plan of the Repo Man, and others. He lives in California.

Lily’s Story

Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron & Giveaway

We started with reading Lily’s Story. My daughter said, “…it was good and sad and good and sad… It was about a dog who rescued all sorts of animals and almost went to another home. He got to live with the person he wanted to live with and now there is going to be a whole series about the dog, Lily to the Rescue.  It had a happy ending.”

My daughter loves W. Bruce Cameron because he writes about dogs!

A Dog’s Promise

Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron & Giveaway

A Dog’s Promise continues the story of Bailey, the good dog whose journey started in A Dog’s Purpose and continued in A Dog’s Journey. This time, Bailey is joined by Lacey, another very special dog, who helps Bailey fulfill his promise over the course of several lives.

Giveaway

Best Author for Tweens Goes to W. Bruce Cameron & Giveaway

We are super excited to give one lucky reader a W. Bruce Cameron prize pack:

Winner receives:

  • A Dog’s Promise and Lily’s Story,
  • plus silicone paw molds and treat mix to make pet-safe goodies.

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52 Comments

  1. I actually haven’t read any of his books, but I would love to, and share them with my kids as well!

  2. We love dogs and stories about dogs. We have read A Dog’s Way Home and The Dogs of Christmas.

  3. The favorite W. Bruce Cameron book in our house is Shelby’s Story. It is often picked as a bedtime story. Thanks for the super giveaway opportunity.

  4. I haven’t read any of the books or seen the movies but they seem interesting! A Dog’s Promise sounds good!

  5. Absolutely perfect gift for my niece. She loves dogs and has two. I think she would read more if the books interest her which these will.

  6. They are all wonderful…but if I had to choose I would have to go with a dog’s promise!

  7. I went to the movies to see A Dog’s Purpose with my nephew, so that’s my favorite one.

  8. I absolutely loved A Dog’s Purpose movie! And I didn’t have a chance to get to see the sequel, but I’m hoping to!

  9. I’ve been wanting to see his movies, but I haven’t watched yet. Our most beloved pet out of the 5 we have passed away almost a year ago. He was 16 years old. So, watching dog movies aren’t at the top of our list right now.. lol But hopefully a dog book would help ease us back to into them and help us on our journey of healing =)

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