Here is the new Book that I would love you to have a look at. The cover says it all. Michael St. John, Publisher of "Floyd the Dog," a Portuguese Book Club, has acceptedso many of my stories that it only makes sense to honorhim in this way.There's something in these tales for everyone. You can take this book along on any trips or flights you go on. Easy fun reading that takes you where the action is. The following excerpt is taken from my book "Floyd the Dog Story Book Commemorative" From our story: "The Lone Dragonfly" Enter Mr. Dragonfly As he flew in and out among the insects he was gulping them down by the hundreds. Within minutes every one of the pests had been eaten. Put together one amazing dragonfly, hundreds of black flies, and the old fox's problems were a thing of the past, and the stuff that legends were made of. Remembering these old stories took our young fox's mind off his stomach momentarily... One year ago Easter 2012, Mr. St. John decided to fly to Syracuse, N.Y., where I live, and we met for lunch. I ordered chicken and biscuits for the two of us and he loved it. He'd never had this dish before, so I figured he may come back again to visit me; if only for that same meal.: -) Feel free to visit his other books at http: //tinyurl.com/l4al233 Most of these stories have received great reviews from folks all over the globe. See sample letters from readers below: From Australia (long way to get here ) ***Did we sent a comment on this wonderful story? The stories just get better and better. Compliments to the author. From USA ***Thank you so much. I so enjoy your story's.: ) From Australia ***Well, what a cute little story - containing humour as well as a moral. That's quite a clever trick Sending lots of ear scritches From USA ***Thanks for a great story, as usual, Floyd... I really enjoyed that their names were from the people who live closest to the land and to the wolves... From a British writer traveling in South America ***What a great story One of the kind where you know what the ending will be, but you enjoy the ride just the same. And I see you've given to Wild Horse Sanctuary From an Internationally known travel writer ***Ohwonderful story I almost didn't read it as I feared there would be a bad ending. Phew, it's all good. I think you should 'advertise' your site as something like, Powerful animal sagas with good endings. From a Canadian writer ***Don's story is beautiful. Loved the ending. From USA ***Cute story and a good ending to start off the month of February Lily the beagle mix (and her humans, too) From an Australian Writer (female as you can probably tell) ***Tell Don that, I enjoyed his story. That was a bravelittle wolf. And I liked the spirit wolf. From Italy, Europe ***"great, entertaining, stories, i like them." From a British writer traveling in South America ***What a great story And I see you've given to Wild Horse Sanctuary From the Managing Director of a US Radio Corporation ***A very kind story which led me to check out the Wolf Sanctuary of PA. It can be a tough world for ouranimal friendswhen pelting/poaching still exist. But a renewed sense of hope as those of a kind-heart help to support theseAnimal Sanctuaries... From an Animal Charity Organizer in Malaysia ***I liked the story very much. Thought it was really good From a USA author: ***I enjoyed Don's story. It made me smile. What clever animals. Especially that Daisy. And what a marvelous ending.: ) I think you will specially like this one - it comes from a Wolf conservation and protection charity ***That's a pretty nice story. I will forward this to my daughter so she can read it as abedtime storyto her kids. From a US Author ***Many don't realize how much and how well our animal friends recognize danger and protect us. "The Combined Operation" illustrates that very well Regards and thanks for your excellent wor"