As we step into 2025, a fresh wave of heartwarming and compelling stories featuring beloved pets is hitting bookshelves. From emotional journeys of companionship to adventurous tales where dogs and cats play pivotal roles, these new releases offer something special for every animal lover. Whether you’re looking for an uplifting romance, an unforgettable memoir, or a gripping novel where pets shape the storyline, this collection highlights the most anticipated books of the year. Discover the latest stories where four-legged friends bring love, laughter, and a little bit of magic into our lives. Stay tuned for the best new reads for pet lovers in 2025!
“Neon” is a novel by Slovenian author Jana Korečič, originally published on April 4, 2023, and recently translated into English. This imaginative adventure follows Ella as she navigates new dimensions, delivering liquefied books to parallel worlds while uncovering hidden messages and solving the mystery of the “Redeyes.” Ella must rely on courage, friendships, and keen observation to embrace the unexpected. Set in the U.S., the story resonates with both young and adult readers, weaving in themes of personal growth, the duality of human nature, and intergenerational connections—especially through moments where Gen Z slang sparks and encouraging conversation between parents and children. Readers describe ‘Neon’ as a binge-worthy page-turner with a compelling mystery that comes together in a powerful, revealing ending. Jana Korečič, known for her vibrant imagination and artistic expression, continues to captivate audiences with her unique storytelling.
Wild Love Tails: As you know, our focus is to present books that include pets and life with pets, tell us about the cat in your book.
Jana Korečič: There is a cat without ears, Ekshika, who has the ability to hear people thoughts and a dog that plays a meaningful part in solving of the mystery.
Wild Love Tails: Who will enjoy this book the most?
Jana Korečič: The book is written for young adults and ready to be enjoyed by all. I encourage families to read it together and encourage conversation and understanding.