So Much to Drool About: Lessons for Living Large is a playful and inspirational collection of illustrated moments of dog wisdom, told through the lives and voices of four unforgettable Great Danes named Jazz, Beau, Aryanna, and Zeus.
With a mix of soulful life lessons, playful humor, and charming illustrations, this unique book invites readers of all ages to take a moment and embrace life’s joyful messiness. Whether it’s learning to forgive, finding courage, embracing your quirks, or savoring the simple pleasures of dinnertime and sunbathing, each page delivers gentle reminders to live fully and love deeply.
Perfect for dog lovers, personal growth enthusiasts, and fans of feel-good inspiration, this book will remind you of the many things there are in life to drool about. Inside you’ll find:
- Dozens of beautifully illustrated quotes and reflections from four Great Danes with big hearts and bigger personalities
- Life lessons on resilience, belonging, self-worth, and joy told through relatable canine mishaps and moments
- A book you can open to any page for a burst of comfort, motivation, or a good laugh
Whether you're gifting it or keeping it close for daily reminders, So Much to Drool About is the kind of book that will leave giant paw prints on your heart. Fetch your copy today.
So Much to Drool About is such an illustrated children's-style book for adults with a refreshing take on what it means to really live life! It's the perfect book to pick up whenever you need inspiration, some light-hearted fun, or a fresh perspective. And, of course, the best part is the dogs. You get to follow along as each of the Great Danes gets into some mischief and learns some simple yet powerful lessons that we all can take with us.
Barb Stone earned her MBA from Syracuse University and built a successful 25-year career as a senior leader in manufacturing. Despite her corporate success, she sought deeper fulfillment, studying resiliency and positive psychology. This led her to become a leadership development coach, where she empowers others to create meaningful change. Barb is also deeply involved in non-profit work, supporting commmunity missions. Certified as a Co-Active Coach (CPCC), she holds the PCC and ORSCC credentials, enabling goals and making a positive impact. Barb lives in Central New York and spends her free time loving her Great Danes and other animals who have big hearts.