Raymond

Raymond is a typical family dog until he decides he wants to live more like a human, starting with sitting at the dinner table. Soon, he's landed a high-powered journalism job at DOGUE magazine, and other dogs in town follow suit, embracing human activities like going to movies and coffee shops. However, Raymond quickly discovers that his new, busy life leaves no time for family dinner or the simple pleasures of being a dog. This comedic and genuine story explores themes of identity, work-life balance, and the importance of family and appreciating what truly brings joy. It's a wonderful conversation starter for children aged 4-11 about finding happiness in the everyday and understanding that sometimes, the grass isn't always greener.

Raymond the dog is just your regular family pet until, one day, he has a thought: couldnt he just . . . sit at the table? Isnt that what families do together? Soon Raymond begins to leave all his canine ways behind, and so do all the other dogs in town. Dogs go to the movies; dogs go out for coffee; and Raymond lands a high-powered journalism job at DOGUE magazine. But is Raymonds new gig all work and no play? He doesnt even have time for family dinner! Maybe, just maybe, Raymond misses the dogs life. . . . At once comedic and genuine, this tale about appreciating the simpler things in life reminds us all that work can wait after all, there are more important things (like getting your ears scratched in just the right place)--Amazon.