Unique Hanukkah Gift Makes Dog Lovers Smile

Dec. 6, 2011 - PRLog -- Unique Hanukkah Gift makes Dog Lovers Smile

With Hanukkah fast approaching, Jews around the country are beginning to prepare for the 8-day Festival of Lights. Given the relatively late date on which Hanukkah falls this year, the candles of the menorah won’t be lit for another few weeks, giving procrastinators and the forgetful alike some extra time to go holiday shopping.

This year, spice up the familiar gelt and dreidels with a hilarious Hanukkah gift that reveals a window to the souls of some of the most unique friends out there: Jewish dogs. “I’d Bark but You Never Listen: An Illustrated Guide to the Jewish Dog” written and illustrated by Harold Kimmel, reveals the innermost thoughts of dogs of the faith.

This edgy collection explains the nuances of the Jewish greyhound, poodle or chosen mutt, and why they always have a reason for leading their distinguished version of a dog’s life. What marks the breed is not necessarily a Jewish owner, but a quirky mindset—given both to philosophical debate and picky pragmatism, not to mention personal pride: "I’d fetch but it’s embarrassing."

You can learn more the particularities and idiosyncrasies of the Jewish dog at http://redrockpress.com/humor.html#bark. Roz Chast, award-winning cartoonist for The New Yorker, said, “I laughed ‘til I cried because this was so funny and I was jealous that I had not written it.” Enjoy this Hanukkah with a gift to make you chuckle throughout the rest of the year. For more info or samples, please contact Red Rock Press at the information below.

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Dan Kleinman
Red Rock Press
Daniel@RedRockPress.com
212-362-8304
http://redrockpress.com/humor.html#bark