Pascale Lemire

So, this Dog Shaming thing is something I only recently heard about (from my boss), and then I read some cat humor books, so Goodreads started saying, 'Hey, look at this over here!' And my awesome library system has such odd things... So here we are! Or rather, here I am, reviewing this book for your book review reading pleasure.

What I am finding with all of these type of books (tree book versions of online phenomena such as [b:I Can Has Cheezburger?: A LOLcat Colleckshun|4334253|I Can Has Cheezburger? A LOLcat Colleckshun|Professor Happycat|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348109826s/4334253.jpg|4382121] and [b:How to Take Over Teh Wurld: A LOLcat Guide 2 Winning|6428923|How to Take Over Teh Wurld A LOLcat Guide 2 Winning|Professor Happycat|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348307282s/6428923.jpg|6618364]) is that the editors are usually not printing a 'best of' here. (They probably are not able to, due to permissions and such, I would imagine.) So while you get some very giggle worthy, very enjoyable reading, you are not getting the ones that make you wet your pants. (YMMV.) So with that disclaimer out of the way, I heartily recommend this. And I'm going to take a page out of Karen's review and decline to spoil any of the pictures of the book. Rather, these are some of my pug and puggle -centric favorites from the site.

Happy feasting.






(That one is a surprisingly common theme.)

(As is this one.)

(Some misadventures are more devastating than others, though.)

(Much more devastating.)

(The only thing missing here is the "on purpose.")

Pugs are like that.

More here: http://www.dogshaming.com/… (altro)