Lotta, czyli jak wychować ludzkie stado

Where does the name Lotta come from? From books (…) straight from Sweden – from adventures Lotty from the Street of Brawlers Astrid Lindgren. It's a perfect name, because the Swedish Lotta had a strong character, undeniable charm, and fair hair. And she loved food. Just like ours…

Lotta, a mutt adopted from a foster home, turns a family's life upside down. Suddenly, various objects mysteriously disappear from the house, only to be replaced by yellowish puddles, muddy footprints, fur on the couch, unfamiliar smells, and tons of love! With her innate grace and stoic calm, Lotta gradually raises her human pack, which—though she feels she has the situation under control—is completely, utterly, and utterly subservient to her Principiessa, who has clearly cast a canine spell over them. Especially on their mother!

Full of humor, the smell of dog paws and the stamps from a wet nose, a novel about Lotta and her human pack.

Note: Lotta's resemblance to the author's dog is not accidental.