W Bruce Cameron Books in Order

These comic essays turn one anxious father's rules, warnings, and bad-case scenarios into a fast, funny take on raising teenage girls. It is Cameron in full humor-column mode.

Cameron plays relationship expert for laughs, offering step-by-step advice on how to improve the men in your life. It is a broad, joke-packed riff on housework, tools, sports, and stubborn habits.

This sequel shifts from dating panic to wedding panic as one father stares down planners, bills, and ceremony chaos. It is sharp, affectionate satire about family, money, and letting go.

A dog is reborn again and again, each time asking what his life is meant to do. His search for meaning leads him back to one boy, one family, and the bond that shapes every life that follows.

Charlie Hall is grieving, lonely, and struggling to reconnect with his father when a strange encounter in the Idaho woods changes his life. Soon he is protecting a remarkable grizzly bear from people who mean harm.

Buddy thinks he has finished his work, until he realizes young CJ will need a dog beside her. Across several lives, he keeps returning to guide her through loneliness, bad choices, and heartbreak.

Josh wants a quiet Christmas alone, not a dumped pregnant dog and a house full of coming puppies. But dogs, a rescue worker named Kerri, and the holidays push him toward a very different kind of family.

This short Ruddy McCann story drops a repo man and his basset hound into another slice of northern Michigan trouble. It is a quick, funny setup for the odd mysteries that follow.

Ruddy McCann is a repo man, a bouncer, and a former football star whose life has clearly gone sideways. Then a dead man starts talking in his head, and a small-town mystery turns very strange.

Ellie grows from a lively puppy into a focused search-and-rescue dog. As she trains with Jakob, she learns that being a good dog can mean following her nose straight into danger.

Set more than 30,000 years ago, this novel imagines the first fragile partnership between humans and wolves. It is part survival story, part origin tale, and full of hard choices about trust, power, and change.

Bailey is thrilled with his boy, Ethan, and the farm, family, and adventures that come with him. When tragedy knocks Ethan off course, Bailey becomes the steady friend who helps him find his way back.

Ruddy McCann is still hearing the voice in his head, and that voice has ideas about murder. The result is a scruffy, funny mystery where car repossessions and crime solving keep colliding.

Cameron brings his dry humor to the slow realization that children eventually stop listening to Dad. It is a quick, comic look at fatherhood, authority, and the strange business of trying to stay relevant at home.

Bella is separated from Lucas and launches herself into a long journey back to him. Along the way she crosses mountains, meets strangers, and proves that home is something a dog can feel with her whole heart.

Molly knows that her purpose is to take care of her girl, C.J., but it will not be easy. Hidden from a troubled mother and always on guard, she protects C.J. through some of the hardest days of childhood.

Tiny but fearless, Max decides it is his job to watch over C.J. in New York City. His story mixes city adventures with a sweet lesson about courage, loyalty, and learning when to be gentle.

Shelby starts life as a hungry stray before a kind woman changes her future. Soon she is learning movie-set commands, winning over cast and crew, and discovering what it means to belong.

Bailey's story continues when he and another devoted dog work across several lives to keep a promise that matters deeply to one family. It is tender, wistful, and built around the idea that dogs never really stop looking after us.

Lily is the smallest puppy in her litter, but that turns out to be a strength. After meeting Maggie Rose at the shelter, she discovers that helping other animals may be exactly what she was born to do.

Toby is a warmhearted dog whose greatest gift is being there when people need comfort most. This gentle Puppy Tale follows his early bond with humans and his growing sense that caring for them is his purpose.

As Christmas approaches, the Goss family is pulling apart under the strain of old problems and new crises. A lost puppy arrives at exactly the wrong, or possibly right, moment.

Bella loves Lucas, even if staying with him means hiding and obeying strange rules. When they are separated, she sets out across dangerous Colorado country to find her way home.

A flock of orphaned baby geese decide Lily is their mother, which would be easier if they did not also need to learn how to fly. Lily and Maggie Rose step in for a funny, surprisingly tender rescue.

Lily, once a stray herself, now helps animals in trouble. In this first adventure, she and Maggie Rose take in a crow with a broken wing and learn that rescuing can get messy fast.

A camping trip goes sideways when Lily meets a skunk that cannot protect itself the usual way. She has to figure out how to help a very vulnerable little animal before something worse finds it first.

At a rest stop, Lily and Maggie Rose find two lost piglets with no sign of their mother. Lily's nose and determination drive a warm, funny rescue mission.

Bella has finally found peace with Lucas and Olivia when a massive wildfire tears them apart. Lost in the Rockies again, she must survive the flames and protect two helpless mountain lion cubs.

Cooper finds his perfect home with Burke and quickly realizes he can do more than play and cuddle. He becomes a working companion, helping Burke with daily life and learning how useful a good dog can be.

A litter of arctic foxes escapes from the zoo, and Lily is suddenly part of the search party. She has to track down the missing kits before curiosity leads them into real danger.

When a lonely Amur leopard cub arrives at the zoo, Lily senses it needs more than food and a cage. She and Maggie Rose help a frightened wild baby feel safe enough to trust.

A baby donkey keeps getting rejected by the older donkeys next door, and no one can work out why. Lily is the one who notices what is really wrong and how to help.

Two bear cubs are alone in the woods without their mother, and Lily cannot ignore the trouble. This quick adventure gives her one more chance to prove that rescue dogs come in all sizes.

After an accident, Lacey must adjust to life with a wheeled cart and a whole new way of moving. When a tornado hits, her courage and quick thinking may save the people and animals she loves.

Clancy is keeping a diary, sorting through rivalries, and trying to understand love, all from a dog's perspective. The result is funny, sweet, and a little wistful without losing Cameron's easy warmth.

Zeus is a chocolate Lab puppy with the size and spirit for rescue work. Under Marco and Kimo's watch, he trains for ocean searches, daring saves, and the job he seems born to do.

Three dogs who love the same family are suddenly separated, and each must make sense of a new life. Cameron uses their intertwined stories to explore loss, devotion, and the stubborn pull of home.

Ripley is a border collie puppy who joins a fire station and has to prove he can handle real danger. As he learns rescue work, he also helps a young girl face the fear left by a house fire.

Piper is a kitten with big opinions, a beloved girl named Riley, and very little patience for dogs or brothers. Her plan to find a better home turns into a funny lesson about where she truly belongs.