Bøger af Bill Griffin

This book uses humor and photos to compare dog behavior to human behavior. After observing humans leading stressful lives, canines decided to show them how dog behavior can reduce stress and anxieties, so humans can live a happy life. Areas of stress, such as Communication, Boring Company, Down Days Happen, and 12 others, are included. Each Stress Area includes a photo of a dog and compares canine behavior to human behavior.For example, in "Down Days Happen", humans cough and share their germs, turn on the TV, turn off the TV. Canines really need to be a lap dog, regardless of size and need to keep that soggy bone with them on the couch, and "No", they do not want to go to the vet.Are you shaking your head "Yes" because you have seen your dog do this?At the end of the book, their is a Certificate of Completion, if you successfully complete your Therapy, signed off by your dog's paw print.

If you have lost a loved one, you have already met some of the 1000 Faces of Grief, but may not have recognized them. They are the ones that make you suddenly cry. Can photos, a jigsaw puzzle and a Grief-0-Meter help you get through the pain of loss? Tears and smiles are allowed and recommended. You are going to be okay and this book will help you decide the best way for you to get there.

A collection that explores observations on ordinary life events that retain a layer of hard edge reality underneath. It also gives voice to those marginalised within society by homelessness. Sprinkled throughout are poems of the solitude and beauty of the poets home in Connemara in the West of Ireland.

Uniquely the book will be published with 99 different covers, a selection of which can be seen here. Your cover will therefore be a surprise and we really hope that you like the one that you receive.Just over 1,000 days ago, Bill Griffin launched Crowdwish, a website and app with a single proposition - it simply asked people what three things they thought they wanted most. Wishes poured in from all over the world, with the site promising to take some form of meaningful action for the most up-voted wish every twenty-four hours. Wishes that have gained national press attention range from the assisting of a woman who wanted to find a half-decent boyfriend ('just not a dick basically'), duping Katie Hopkins into signing a gagging order and attaching a faux marble plinth to the offices of the Daily Mail.The Wish reviews 99 of the site's most popular wishes, and asks: what are the things we really want, how can we get closer to them and how much happier would we be if they were to come true? The result is a snapshot of the hopes, dreams and desires that unite us all, part reflection on a fascinating social experiment, part humorous rumination on the nature of happiness and part instruction manual for life.The Wish is funny, upbeat and genuinely helpful - each reader is invited to pick one wish from the book that resonates most with them, and email the author for help in making it happen.