Mostly Bob

by Tom Corwin

Book Overview

When Tom Corwin s golden retriever, Bob, passed away unexpectedly, Tom decided to write a letter as a tribute to his life. The letter told Bob s many human friends what they might not have known the surprising story of how he was once a ferocious, untrusting dog named Red, and how through sheer determination he changed completely to become Tom s best friend. Tom began receiving an outpouring of heartfelt responses to what he came to realize was actually...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1577315251
• ISBN13: 9781577315254
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: New World Library
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.57 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.0" x 6.0"
• Age Range: 8 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 3 and higher

Customer Reviews

An amazing story and even lovelier design

This is a heartwarming and universal tale of unconditional love and affection. Although it's about a dog and a man who found each other, it's really about so much more. The other thing that struck me was the simple design, the feel and the weight of the book and the flip book image in the lower corner (that my son can't get enough of). The powerful experience of this book is a result of both the story *and* the feel of the book itself. Read it and pass on its wonderful message.

This book made me Cry - A Beautiful Story

This story is beautiful and inspirational. It touched me. i love the layout, and the slow unfolding of the story - as it pays tribute to the slow unfolding of Bob's life. Thank you Tom Corwin, for sharing this beautiful story.

Mostly Bob is a TREASURE!

"Mostly Bob" goes straight to your heart like an arrow shot from cupid's bow. If you buy this book for a gift, we recommend that you wrap it in a Nice New Handkerchief and tie it with a Yellow Ribbon. This book is a treasure!

Power of Love

This book is a beautiful tribute to a very special dog and, more importantly, a touching lesson in the value of looking beyond the surface before passing judgement. It packs a big punch into a few words. If the author had passed up the stinky dog next door, he would have missed out on the relationship of a lifetime. I've read the book a few times now and the lesson goes deeper with each read.