by John Grogan
First published 2007
John Grogan's Bad Dogs Have More Fun proves that our furry friends are the real MVPs. From a mischievous mutt who eats his owner's false teeth to a lovable lab who attends a child's parent-teacher conference, these true stories will have you howling with laughter. But Grogan also finds the poignant side of pet ownership, reflecting on the joy and sorrow of loving a dog. Whether you're a proud pet parent or a dog-lover at heart, this irresistible assortment of Grogan's Philadelphia Inquirer columns will have you wagging your tail.
Genres: animals, humor, dogs, non-fiction, biography-memoir
Vibes: emotional, heartwarming, humorous
Tropes: found-family, slice-of-life
247 pages · Vanguard