"Smile, Mr. Buffalo!" A Tourist's Selfie Adventure in Yellowstone

Kids don't need to be on the wrong end of a buffalo's horn to laugh at the wild, wacky, and absolutely true tourist misadventures in Smile, Mr. Buffalo! A Tourist's Selfie Adventure in Yellowstone. Narrated by the unflappable Ranger Running Bear, this hilarious guide exposes real-life park fails—from the "perfect" selfie gone wrong to the tourist who thought a buffalo wanted his cappuccino (aka the infamous Buffaccino). With outrageous characters and laugh-out-loud illustrations, these tales prove that truth is stranger—and way funnier—than fiction. Packed with giggles and cautionary wisdom, it's the ultimate field guide for curious kids who want to enjoy the wild without becoming part of the legend.

Robyn Dolgin is a journalist who spent years chasing stories and is now chasing buffalo tales (from a safe distance) with the release of her premiere children's book. "Smile, Mr. Buffalo! A Tourist Selfie Adventure in Yellowstone" is a wild and wacky romp -- which is 100 percent true. The encounters take place in the author's favorite wildlife spot, Yellowstone National Park.