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Release Year
2008
ISBN
9781568583846
Book Title
Puppy Chow Is Better than Prozac : the True Story of a Man and the Dog Who Saved His Life
Item Length
8.3in
Publisher
Hachette Books
Publication Year
2008
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.1in
Author
Bruce Goldstein
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Pets, Psychology
Topic
Dogs / Breeds, Personal Memoirs, Dogs / General, Psychopathology / Bipolar Disorder
Item Width
5.9in
Item Weight
16.6 Oz
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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To Bruce Goldstein-an edgy, twenty-something New Yorker trying to make his mark in advertising-just waking up in the morning was an ordeal. Underemployed and recently dumped, he was well into the downward spiral of bipolar disorder. Even with therapy, lithium, Paxil, Wellbutrin, and Prozac, he could not shake his rapid mood swings, his fear of dying, or the voice of Satan, who first visited him one sunny day in Central Park. Then came Ozzy, a black Labrador pup (named after metal's "Prince of Darkness") who leads Bruce toward recovery through complete, canine dependence. From the depths of his despair to a life remade, Bruce shows how learning to care for, train, and love the hilariously loyal Ozzy provided him with the structure and focus he needed to heal.

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Publisher
Hachette Books
ISBN-10
1568583842
ISBN-13
9781568583846
eBay Product ID (ePID)
63101434

Product Key Features

Book Title
Puppy Chow Is Better than Prozac : the True Story of a Man and the Dog Who Saved His Life
Author
Bruce Goldstein
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Dogs / Breeds, Personal Memoirs, Dogs / General, Psychopathology / Bipolar Disorder
Publication Year
2008
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Pets, Psychology
Number of Pages
288 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.3in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
5.9in
Item Weight
16.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

As Told to
Amico, Tom
Lc Classification Number
Sf422.86.G65 2008
Reviews
The pace of Goldstein's words alone will suck you in to his story. His descriptions are so vivid you'll feel as if you've taken up residence in his brain, riding the raging storm within him. Your heart will race with his, and your breathing will slow when he is calm. Perhaps most importantly, you'll come to love Ozzy (his "furry antidepressant") as much as Goldstein does.-Colorado Springs Independent, LibraryJournal.com "From the opening sentence...to the last...readers will appreciate how one seemingly insignificant four-legged creature made a life-altering difference to a young, suicidally depressed man. Four paws up...Joining the recent wave of memoirs about dogs and their owners, Goldstein''s book differs in that it focuses on the ability of canines to touch our souls and provide unconditional love and support during times of extreme psychological stress. In that respect, it is similar to Mark Doty''s Dog Years ." "My Pet World with Steve Dale," nationally syndicated column "The book is filled with stuff any dog owner can identify with...Quite funny and always honest." Zink "An uplifting romance that will inspire anyone who''s suffered from depression and remind women everywhere why they started loving men in the first place-because deep down, they''re pussycats." PublishersWeekly.com "In this man-boy-meets-dog memoir, first time author Goldstein hits a number of satisfying notes relating his story of heartbreak, mental illness and redemption in the big city Goldstein s chronicle is funny and absorbing, and should have dog lovers nodding along in happy recognition." Colorado Springs Independent The pace of Goldstein''s words alone will suck you in to his story. His descriptions are so vivid you''ll feel as if you''ve taken up residence in his brain, riding the raging storm within him. Your heart will race with his, and your breathing will slow when he is calm. Perhaps most importantly, you''ll come to love Ozzy (his "furry antidepressant") as much as Goldstein does. Dog Fancy "It's more than just a story about mental illness. The book chronicles the way that raising a dog changes your life for the better." Bookreviews.com  May "Pick of the Month" "It is a chronicle of falling in love and experiencing all the joys of man's best friend&A wonderful true story." Paw Print "Takes us into the world of author Bruce Goldstein's manic depression, just as Sylvia Nasar's A Beautiful Mind explored the horrors of schizophrenia&Pet owners will certainly relate to Goldstein's having to rearrange his life around Ozzy&Goldstein's prose flows effortlessly&The book's message is life-affirming and life-altering." OK!  6/2/08 "An inspirational true story on the therapeutic benefits a pet can provide." Shape  July Issue "For the grown-up Lassie lover&Warning: Get this only if you're ready to adopt-you may head to the shelter after the last page." Modern Dog , Fall 2008 "Surprisingly uplifting&A tale most dog owners can relate to." Augusta Metro Spirit , 4/15/09 "A humorous account of pet ownership&A lovely story&Despite the simple story line, the work will have readers enjoying a heartfelt chuckle, and dog lovers smiling&A fun book for those in favor of some light reading and a funny pet." Findlay Courier  (OH), 4/23/09 "A compelling look at what it''s like to suffer from mental illness, and anyone who''s loved a pet can relate to how Ozzy changes Goldstein''s life." Las Vegas Examiner.com, 5/5/09 "[Goldstein] shares his story with honesty and tremendous humor and lets us inside the mind of someone losing his mind."   Gettysburg Times, 3/2/11 "Offers a good look at the struggles and successes a person with a mental illness experiences and insight to additional recovery options."  , In this man-boy-meets-dog memoir, first time author Goldstein hits a number of satisfying notes relating his story of heartbreak, mental illness and redemption in the big city Goldstein s chronicle is funny and absorbing, and should have dog lovers nodding along in happy recognition.-PublishersWeekly.com, "It is a chronicle of falling in love and experiencing all the joys of man's best friend…A wonderful true story."-Bookreviews.com May "Pick of the Month", "The book is filled with stuff any dog owner can identify with...Quite funny and always honest."-"My Pet World with Steve Dale," nationally syndicated column, "It's more than just a story about mental illness. The book chronicles the way that raising a dog changes your life for the better."-Dog Fancy, "An uplifting romance that will inspire anyone who's suffered from depression and remind women everywhere why they started loving men in the first place-because deep down, they're pussycats."-Zink, "From the opening sentence...to the last...readers will appreciate how one seemingly insignificant four-legged creature made a life-altering difference to a young, suicidally depressed man. Four paws up...Joining the recent wave of memoirs about dogs and their owners, Goldstein's book differs in that it focuses on the ability of canines to touch our souls and provide unconditional love and support during times of extreme psychological stress. In that respect, it is similar to Mark Doty'sDog Years."-LibraryJournal.com"The book is filled with stuff any dog owner can identify with...Quite funny and always honest."-"My Pet World with Steve Dale," nationally syndicated column"An uplifting romance that will inspire anyone who's suffered from depression and remind women everywhere why they started loving men in the first place-because deep down, they're pussycats."-Zink"In this man-boy-meets-dog memoir, first time author Goldstein hits a number of satisfying notes relating his story of heartbreak, mental illness and redemption in the big city Goldstein s chronicle is funny and absorbing, and should have dog lovers nodding along in happy recognition."-PublishersWeekly.comThe pace of Goldstein's words alone will suck you in to his story. His descriptions are so vivid you'll feel as if you've taken up residence in his brain, riding the raging storm within him. Your heart will race with his, and your breathing will slow when he is calm. Perhaps most importantly, you'll come to love Ozzy (his "furry antidepressant") as much as Goldstein does.-Colorado Springs Independent"It's more than just a story about mental illness. The book chronicles the way that raising a dog changes your life for the better."-Dog Fancy"It is a chronicle of falling in love and experiencing all the joys of man's best friend…A wonderful true story."-Bookreviews.comMay "Pick of the Month""Takes us into the world of author Bruce Goldstein's manic depression, just as Sylvia Nasar'sA Beautiful Mindexplored the horrors of schizophrenia…Pet owners will certainly relate to Goldstein's having to rearrange his life around Ozzy…Goldstein's prose flows effortlessly…The book's message is life-affirming and life-altering."-Paw Print"An inspirational true story on the therapeutic benefits a pet can provide."-OK!6/2/08"For the grown-up Lassie lover…Warning: Get this only if you're ready to adopt-you may head to the shelter after the last page."-ShapeJuly Issue"Surprisingly uplifting…A tale most dog owners can relate to."-Modern Dog, Fall 2008"A humorous account of pet ownership…A lovely story…Despite the simple story line, the work will have readers enjoying a heartfelt chuckle, and dog lovers smiling…A fun book for those in favor of some light reading and a funny pet."-Augusta Metro Spirit, 4/15/09"A compelling look at what it's like to suffer from mental illness, and anyone who's loved a pet can relate to how Ozzy changes Goldstein's life."-Findlay Courier(OH), 4/23/09"[Goldstein] shares his story with honesty and tremendous humor and lets us inside the mind of someone losing his mind."-Las Vegas Examiner.com, 5/5/09, "Takes us into the world of author Bruce Goldstein's manic depression, just as Sylvia Nasar's A Beautiful Mind explored the horrors of schizophrenia…Pet owners will certainly relate to Goldstein's having to rearrange his life around Ozzy…Goldstein's prose flows effortlessly…The book's message is life-affirming and life-altering."-Paw Print, "From the opening sentence...to the last...readers will appreciate how one seemingly insignificant four-legged creature made a life-altering difference to a young, suicidally depressed man. Four paws up...Joining the recent wave of memoirs about dogs and their owners, Goldstein's book differs in that it focuses on the ability of canines to touch our souls and provide unconditional love and support during times of extreme psychological stress. In that respect, it is similar to Mark Doty's Dog Years."-LibraryJournal.com
Copyright Date
2008
Lccn
2007-046740
Intended Audience
Trade
Illustrated
Yes

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  • This is the perfect title for this true story.

    The true story is an excellent one. There is not a thing I didn't like. I decided to buy it and read it because I am a social worker at an inpatient psychiatric unit and I have noticed many of my clients have pets and more often than not dogs. I wanted to read about the difference a dog makes in the life of someone who is mentally ill. This book gave me that perspective.

  • Goldstein's Story Brings Back Good Memories

    The best part of this book is when Bruce shares his bad and good times with Ozzy, the Black Lab puppy. I have raised two labs and some of the things that happen to Bruce and Ozzy have happened to me and Smokey and Annie. I lost interest when Bruce wrote about his numerous counseling sessions and chronic depression. But I really enjoyed his stories about the puppy.

  • PUPPY CHOW IS BETTER THAN PROZAC

    I'm an animal lover and when I read the review about this book in the newspaper I knew I wanted it. I wasn't wrong. I thoroughly loved it and have passed it on to my sister's family.

  • A "Must Read" for Animal Lovers

    Very moving,heartfelt and compelling book. I bought it because I love animals and had heard wonderful reviews about the book, which turned out to be true.

  • Puppy Chow Is Better Than Prozac

    A reminder how important animals are to our well being,a very personal story that will definitely touch your heart.HIGHLY recommended!!