One dog, a whole shelf. Every buy button on this page switches on only when that book is actually buyable — until then, each card says where the book is in its journey. No dead buttons, no fake links.
— a keepsake journal for dog owners.
Not a Copper book — an every dog book. A guided journal for the dog who owns your heart: prompts for the first day and the ordinary Tuesdays, photo pages, milestone logs, the small moments you'd otherwise lose. For new-puppy gifts, for the dog in its prime, for anyone who has ever said 'I should write that down.'
— coloring & activity book for kids.
Copper, drawn for coloring: the back-seat rides, the daycare pool, the couch, the neighborhood — plus mazes (help Copper find the car), word searches, and his black Lab best friend as the sidekick on every spread. For kids who love Labs, from the families who live with one.
— a picture book (ages ~3–7).
A proper storybook built on the car adventures: a dog who rides everywhere, and everything a ride can hold. The sunroof photo on the show page is this book in spirit — a dog, a blanket, and the whole world going by overhead.
— a calm owner's guide to living with a Labrador.
For adult dog lovers, owner to owner: raising a Lab the calm way — the mouthiness, the energy, the water, the food drive — with Copper's real upbringing woven through. Written from experience, and honest about it: this is a field guide from a Lab's human, not a trainer's manual.
— his travels (seek-and-find).
Where does a car dog go? Everywhere. Day trips, lake days, daycare days, the whole geography of one dog's life — the travel book of a dog whose favorite place is 'with us, moving.' Built from the real trips as they happen.
— Copper tells on his humans.
A comedy parody written from a dog's point of view about his owners: their habits, their rules, their mysterious departures and joyful returns, as documented by the only witness who's always there. Fiction, proudly — the one book where Copper gets to talk, and he has been keeping notes.
— the senior-Lab book, and the most personal one on this page. It isn't written yet, on purpose. Copper is six. This book gets written when the season is real, from inside it — not a day before. When it exists, it will be announced here first.