Doris Day Books

Doris Day is almost always portrayed as
the sunny, squeaky clean girl-next-door, but "I don't even like apple pie!" she insists. This biography reveals Doris Day's childhood and early fame as a singer, the near-fatal car crash, her four marriages and her campaigns for animal welfare.
Paperback - 224 pages ( 6 July, 1998) 
Orion Books; ISBN: 0752817159

Filled with fascinating facts and grounded in scientific evidence, Peaceful Kingdom manages to put
                     the reader in touch with that special communion with the animal kingdom that enhances the lives of  so many people. The stories range from the sweetly heartwarming to the often surprising and make
                     a uniquely memorable and inspiring gift to animal lovers around the world. 

by Stephanie Laland, Doris Day 
Paperback - 224 pages (August 1997) 
Conari Pr; ISBN: 157324094X

The animals that skulk, waddle and leap out of Will Bullas' imagination have a lot more personality
 and purpose than we've been led to expect by zoologists. There are no garden-variety creatures here. His extraordinary talent in watercolor is free of pretension and brimming with fun and mischief.  Have you ever met the Storkbroker? How about the Mistletoad? And who's to say that a duck
  can't experience "joie de vivre" or an ape may not be suddenly overcome with world weariness?
Here are over one hundred new watercolor one-liners for you, so cozy up and waddle in. You'll
      find plenty of zany friends inside. 

by Will Bullas, Doris Day (Introduction), Renwick St James (Editor)
Paperback - 96 pages (October 1998) 
The Greenwich Workshop Press; ISBN: 0867130520