All Dogs Go to Heaven Books

I loved this book. I think the pictures are beautiful.Especially Charlie and Itchy. I can't wait to read it again.

It was very good and followed the movie good. It didn't say anything that wasn't in the movie. The 8 page photo insert is cool. It is a great book for anyone who likes All Dogs Go To Heaven, or is just a dog lover. It is about when a mutt named Charlie and his pal Itchy who find an orphan girl named Ann Marie. But Carface[the evil pitt bull]kills Charlie. But Charlie busts out of Heaven and goes back to earth. Charlie uses the girl to get him money.He pretends to like her and tries get rid of Carface.In the end he loves Ann Marie and goes to Heaven. Reveiw by Rush Husky

A profound book for young readers and a joy for the rest of us, Beth Brown's "All Dogs Go to Heaven" reminds us of the eternal bond that exists between people and their pets. Stories told from the point of view of dogs in a cemetery make us smile, cry, and reconsider the vital role that pets play in our lives and our responsibility towards ensuring their well-being. Don't confuse Beth Brown's 1944 book with Don Bluth's animated films of the same name: they're very different.

I read this book when I lost my first dog as a kid. It was promised to me by the person who owned it. We lost contact over the years and I never got the book as it has been out of print for a very long time. About two years ago I found it on the internet (almost 50 years after I first read it) and ordered it. It was as good as I remembered it to be (and there aren't many things you can say that about) and it will give anyone who has ever lost a "Beloved Angel" peace of mind! I highly recommend this book!

What a surprise when I found I could buy this GREAT old dog book.
I first read this book in the 1950's when I was in 7th grade.
I cryed again...as I did then, at the story of a dog cemetary...and all those dogs that reside there.
From much loved pets..to those that weren't so much loved or cared for. At night..they come out and share their stories..some sad, some happy.
A must have... for any dog lover who has ever loved and lost a pet.

Dee King