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Dog Only Knows: The Dog Portraits of Alison Friend
By (author) Alison Friend
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The next must-have gift book for every dog lover from artist and Instagram sensation Alison Friend, featuring over 125 of her irresistible dog portraits-each uniquely mischievous, sweet, poignant, and funny Welcome to Alison Friend's world of dogs. Meet Dave, the Boston terrier who loves gummy bears. Pip, the Border Collie who'd rather solve her Rubik's Cube than herd sheep. Debbie, a Chihuahua sipping a raspberry mojito. Douglas, master etch-a-sketch artist. And Super Dog, dressed in a mask and cape, whose superpower is hearing snacks being opened from a mile away. With dogs of every personality, every breed, and every interest, and with witty captions accompanying each portrait, Dog Only Knows is a collection full of humor and charm on every page.
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Publisher | Workman Publishing
Published date | 23 Oct 2025
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 224
Dimensions | 236 x 194 x 20mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 828g
ISBN | 978-1-6482-9478-5
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