Published July 19, 2007
Title: You Are A Dog
Author: Terry Bain
Genre: Humour
This book is incredibly heart-warming and humourous. It's one of those rare ones written in second person, too. Bain manages to pull of the second person perspective well.
The book tells of general life as if you were a dog- hence the title. It doesn't have a plot, protagonists, antagonists, or any of that. It's a simple book about life. As a dog. It covers different topics, such as food, play, your "people," et cetera.
In my opinion, it's very well written. Highly engaging and amusing. And the ending? It almost made me cry. I had to hug my dog for several minutes, even though she was sleeping. I'm sure she loved me for that. 
Anyway, if you're a dog lover, this is an excellent read.
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awwww....that's sweet.
Although a book with no plot is questionable.
but still sweet!
I'd rather it be about a cat but hey, sounds like an interesting book.