Banjo Press

Banjo Press Books for dogs and their owners to read together. Banjo Press has “gone to the dogs.” No, really. "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" launches this series of books.

Newly established Banjo Press sells books for dogs, not about dogs, but for dogs and their owners to sit and read together. Finally, dogs and their owners have a way to spend quiet evenings together.

09/19/2014

Come join Banjo Press at this year's Puptoberfest! Adults, Kids, and Dogs welcome! Get your autographed copy of "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie."

02/22/2012

Banjo Press has "gone to the dogs." No, really. Newly established Banjo Press sells books for dogs, not about dogs, but for dogs and their families to sit an...

Come drop by at Words in Maplewood to get your autographed copy of "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" by your favorite dog book wri...
02/05/2012

Come drop by at Words in Maplewood to get your autographed copy of "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" by your favorite dog book writer.

12/08/2011

My dogs right, book are delicious!

If you like the dog art at Starbucks in South Orange, NJ, you can find artist Banjo at the Meadowlands Pet Expo this Nov...
11/10/2011

If you like the dog art at Starbucks in South Orange, NJ, you can find artist Banjo at the Meadowlands Pet Expo this Nov. 18th-20th in Secaucus, NJ where you can get your dog and yourself an autographed copy of "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie." www.banjopress.com

Drop by the Starbucks at South Orange, NJ and see Banjo's art on display. You'll get a sneak peek of some dog art found...
11/10/2011

Drop by the Starbucks at South Orange, NJ and see Banjo's art on display. You'll get a sneak peek of some dog art found in "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie." www.banjopress.com

Coming this Nov. 18th. www.banjopress.comBut why read to dogs? Studies show dogs can learn 250 words or more. However, ...
11/03/2011

Coming this Nov. 18th. www.banjopress.com

But why read to dogs? Studies show dogs can learn 250 words or more. However, reading doesn’t guarantee your dog will “speak” with fine articulation and clarity. Studies do prove that the average dog is as smart as a toddler, and for toddlers, reading to them regularly promotes the following:
• language recognition,
• improved listening and concentration skills,
• and eased separation anxieties.
After all, intelligent dogs are happiest when they receive a great deal of mental stimulation and exercise.

Children also benefit from reading to dogs. According to one study as reported by the Boston Globe and as seen on CBS News, children with reading challenges who read to dogs improved their reading and communication skills. Reading to dogs transforms a “have to” chore to a “want to” experience that’s fun and rewarding. Dogs can be better listeners, who don’t judge and criticize, allowing for ease and forgetting one’s own fears.

“For adults, this book offers a unique and imaginative way to strengthen one’s social and communicative engagement with our beloved family friends,” says Michael Gordon, Psychologist, William Paterson University.

No other book, except Let Sleeping Dogs Lie, offers such rewarding benefits. A revolutionary idea, Brett Banjo transcends colorful artwork and engaging stories for both dog and person into special moments of quiet and soft play.

Coming this November 2011
10/13/2011

Coming this November 2011

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