“Noses in the Wind” by Lisa Andrea Snyder Finds Its Spotlight at the 2024 L.A. Times Festival of Books

Self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will exhibit Lisa Andrea Snyder’s “Noses in the Wind: How to Create the Best Life for Your Dog (and Make a Forever Home)” at the 2024 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The book festival will be held on April 20-21, 2024, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles.

The L.A. Times Festival of Books is an annual public festival celebrating community, literature, culture, and arts. Considered the largest book festival in the U.S., the event has drawn around 150,000 visitors annually. Visitors include authors, book lovers, exhibitors, celebrities, artists, and musicians. Aside from book exhibits, the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books hosts events that include performances and storytelling for children, author signings, and panel discussions.

“Noses in the Wind” is a memoir and a guidebook that helps dog owners provide the best home for a dog. The author shares personal experiences, and some truly great tips.

The authors sole goal is to increase the chances for dogs that are newly adopted or purchased to STAY in that home. There is information on introducing a new pup or dog to the kids, and to the cat. There is information on adoption, food and feeding, boarding massage, and SO much more.

“Noses in the Wind” will be displayed at ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at the L.A. Times Festival of Books 2024 at booth #225. Visit the exhibit to check out the book’s display.

Get a copy of “Noses in the Wind: How to Create the Best Life for Your Dog (and Make a Forever Home)” by Lisa Andrea Snyder on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Visit www.thecanineamerican.com to learn more about the author and her activism against the dog meat trade.

“Noses in the Wind”
Subtitle: How to Create the Best Life for Your Dog (and Make a Forever Home)
Author: Lisa Andrea Snyder
Genre: Pets
Publisher: SBP (Strategic Book Publishing)
Published Date: 11/22/2022

Author’s Biography:

From 2010-2018, Lisa created and ran a canine adventure business called Dog Day Afternoon. The premise was to have dogs “Be who they are” by running free with the PAC (Playful Active Canines) in local parklands, private yards, and giant fields; so that they could experience maximum joy, exercise, and socialization. This resulted in happier and more fulfilled dogs. These regular “Adventures” are so completely satisfying for dogs, giving them something to look forward to and the ability to make friends. They were so well exercised that their lives were forever changed.

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