Books with author Joseph W. Robertshaw

From award-winning writer and photographer Joseph Robertia, Life with Forty Dogs is a collection of the funny, fascinating, and sometimes heartbreaking stories of the life-changing canine commitment he and his family made. When Robertia and his wife, Cole, first entered the world of dog sledding in Alaska, they had never expected to have their household grow up to forty dogs―“primarily rogues, runts, and rejects from other kennels.” But quickly they found their lives inextricably intertwined with each dog they rescued as they learned each one’s unique character and personality and how irreplaceable each was for their team and for their family. This book is an invitation to understand the essence of life with forty dogs in its entirety and, through that comprehension, to truly appreciate what Robertia sees every day. Not everyone can sacrifice their spare time, salaries, and sanity to get to know so many characters―from the well-mannered to the wily―but Life with Forty Dogs will reveal the endless adventures and misadventures that come to those like Robertia and his family who have dedicated themselves to their furry companions.

This book is an invitation to understand the essence of life with forty dogs in its entirety, and through that comprehension to truly appreciate what Joseph Robertia sees every day, and never takes for granted how special it is. His heartfelt goal is to share in words and photos the intrinsic nature and indispensable quality that determines each dog and defines their unique character and personality. Not everyone can sacrifice their spare time, salaries, and sanity to get to know so many characters—from the well-mannered to the wily—but Life with Forty Dogs will reveal the endless adventures and misadventures that come to those, like Robertia and his family, who have made a life-changing canine commitment.

Llaurel is different from all of her friends. This is the story of how she comes to see just how different she really is. She has more than her magic to rely upon. Her closest friends are there for her: Blake the young Ranger; Fern and Brook — twin sisters, each skilled with the sword and bow; an Acolyte called Seborick; and Jhannon, a budding musician. Amid her personal turmoil they must somehow stop an invading army bent upon cleansing away all non-human races. Perhaps it would be easier to lead her friends if Llaurel weren't an adult who is trapped in a nine year old body.

Are you a Pokémon master? A Pokémon fanatic? Then Pokememes is the book for you!Pokememes is an unofficial collection of the best Pokémon themed memes and jokes around. Enjoyable for both young fans and old, lovers of the first 150 or the latest games and shows, this book is a must have for Pokémon fans everywhere. Read for FREE today with Kindle Unlimited.

Friends come in all shapes and sizes…“Mooey’s the name, and milk is my game!”That’s the first thing Mooey said to my little brother Robbie and I when we met her.Oh yeah, did you know cows can talk? I didn’t!Anyway, Mooey’s so awesome! And super funny! She’s even a good dancer!I’m so happy that Mooey is part of our family now.No milk? No problem!Tony and his little brother Robbie love cereal. Cereal with milk, to be exact.When they sit down for breakfast and find out they’re out of milk, Tony has probably the best idea ever in the whole history of everything.Why not get a cow? Then they’d never run out of milk again!

This book is an invitation to understand the essence of life with forty dogs in its entirety, and through that comprehension to truly appreciate what Joseph Robertia sees every day, and never takes for granted how special it is. His heartfelt goal is to share in words and photos the intrinsic nature and indispensable quality that determines each dog and defines their unique character and personality. Not everyone can sacrifice their spare time, salaries, and sanity to get to know so many characters―from the well-mannered to the wily―but Life with Forty Dogs will reveal the endless adventures and misadventures that come to those, like Robertia and his family, who have made a life-changing canine commitment.

Llaurel is different from all of her friends. This is the story of how she comes to see just how different she really is. She has more than her magic to rely upon. Her closest friends are there for her: Blake the young Ranger; Fern and Brook — twin sisters, each skilled with the sword and bow; an Acolyte called Seborick; and Jhannon, a budding musician. Amid her personal turmoil they must somehow stop an invading army bent upon cleansing away all non-human races. Perhaps it would be easier to lead her friends if Llaurel weren't an adult who is trapped in a nine year old body.