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At Paws and Claws Publishing, LLC, we want to publish books that give children and teenagers—as well as the adults who read to them, mentor them, guide them, and teach them—the kinds of books that will influence them to make a positive difference in our world and to be successful, well-rounded, compassionate human beings.
In the publishing world, smaller can be better. Yes, Paws and Claws Publishing is a small company. We accept books from first-time authors as well as established authors. We don’t expect every author to write sequels. We work one-on-one with each author from the time we first contact him or her. We don’t create cookie-cutter books. Every book is unique, tailored to the author’s story and message and desires, and enticing to readers and book buyers alike.
Every author earns membership to an exclusive club: the Paws and Claws Publishing family. You see, once we commit to an author, we remain committed to him or her. We promote and market every author and their book(s) in perpetuity. Our books won’t go out of print. Each author’s family membership won’t expire.
We have several advantages over large publishing houses. We care passionately about books. We always have, and we always will. We grew up reading, reading, and reading. We couldn’t devour enough books. All kinds of books. (MORE)
Welcome to Paws and Claws Publishing, LLC
Passion is our principle. Making a difference is our passion.
Our Vision Statement
Our goal is to publish books that make a difference. Books that have something important to say to readers.
Books that may motivate and inspire their readers to make positive changes in our world or to impact the lives of all living creatures.
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Losing Titus
By Cameron Pendergraft
This picture book is Cameron Pendergraft’s sixth delightful offering. The boy told the story of his family’s beloved dog Titus. He related the many humorous ways in which Titus was special. As the story progressed, he explained that Titus had died. He shared happy things each family member remembered about Titus, how the dog was involved in all aspects of the family’s life, and what the dog particularly enjoyed and how he showed it. His brother, his parents, and he were having a hard time doing things that Titus had relished. As they found remembrances of their pet, he divulged how those kept Titus alive for them. His musings will remind readers that good memories, photos, collars, and favorite toys keep pets alive in our memories and hearts. This heartwarming, sensitive tale expands on the uniqueness of each pet and how important each one will always be. You can follow along on this family’s journey after the death of their loved dog Titus and will relate if you’ve ever had a pet dog that died.