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Prissy Little Chloe: Terrier Trouble - Joins the Cartoon Novel Series!

I now have a cartoon book series!


Last year I got the amazing opportunity to actually call myself an author when I published my first book.

It's kind of like calling myself an actor, even though I've only recorded an audiobook and taken one improv class.

Anyway, I published Prissy Little Chloe: Time of the Year--a cartoon novel about my rambunctious puppy Chloe and all the insane trouble she gets herself into.

At first it may sound like a kids book. It's a cartoon book. Adults like Spongebob, right?

As I say in my description:

In a clever way, this cartoon novel teaches kids (and their parents!) to set out after what they want and become determined to never give up on what you dream about; for if you want something badly enough, no matter the scope and do everything you can to make it happen, it will.

 And in my NEW description for Prissy Little Chloe: Terrier Trouble 


The fluffy little Chloe loves to cuddle like a warm, cozy blanket (only it's summertime, so it's less comfortable than it sounds) as a rabbit cheerfully hops through the garden ...

When would that ever happen?

It sounds great! Save maybe the part about sticking to my lounge chair. 

Welcome another very different kind of dog book.

I'll say it again, this is not some basic, made-up "Dan and his Dog" book written for preschoolers. My dog turned out to be the opposite of "puppy development". She behaved a little better when we first got her, as I tell the whole thing in my red journal I called Prissy Little Chloe: Time of the Year.

Now that we got that out of the way, Prissy Little Chloe is a Bestselling dog cartoon novel series about my blonde Yorkie Chloe and all the trouble she gets herself into!

This book in the series centers on how Chloe always wants to be the center of attention; she makes up her own rules everyday--and gets herself into a (literal!) rut running through the neighborhood--setting me on a (literal!) wild goose chase, every single day, without fail. She slips through the gate in the yard or runs through the door when she gets the chance and then runs across the street into peoples' backyard, homes ... or into their car.

Chloe is a mischievous little puppy, as troublesome as she is precious. Come and see what she's been up to in these funny, oddball days of trying to handle this little golden Yorkie pup!
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