Pamela Kramer has been a voracious reader since the age of five and has reviewed hundreds of books. She has been rescuing animals for over 30 years. Pam was the National Book Reviewer for Examiner.com. She has interviewed award-winning and bestselling authors including Katherine Applegate, Claire Cook, Michael Grant and Peter Abrahams (Spencer Quinn). She is a retired teacher and a former attorney.

Pam also wrote a rescue column for Examiner which called for shelter reform and highlighted animals urgently in need of rescue. Before that she had written a local Pet of the Week column for over nine years, and 90% of the animals featured were adopted. She has adopted from many local rescues and three of her four cats were literally rescued from the street outside her house. She has fostered too many kittens and dogs to count, rescued (and kept) a rabbit, four rats, two feral kitties (one of whom lived for 18 years), and many more. In her household right now there is only one dog and one cat and a bird. She has been fostering senior dogs and found them fabulous homes. All too soon, she will add to her group. Pam has even traveled to China to bring back two dogs her daughter rescued there. One dog, Chloe, lived with her for many years.

Pam reads at least four books a week (while exercising, cleaning dog/cat/bird messes, cooking, and gardening). She was also a contributor to Huffington Post.

Pam has combined her passion for reviewing books and saving animals at PamelaKramer.com. Contact her at PamelaOKramer@gmail.com. Follow her on Twitter. Many of her reviews are also posted on Bookreporter.com

“Pam Kramer is one of my favorite book reviewers and animal people, and I’m so grateful for the boost her reviews have given to my career.”—Claire Cook, New York Times bestselling author of Must Love Dogs