that "Ms. Kinkade could be on the brink of becoming the nation's first celebrity pet communicator. She appeared in a television pilot, communing with Tammy Faye Bakker's dog." Lauren Bishop, writing in the Cincinnati Enquirer in 2006, refereed to her as "the real-life Dr Doolittle". Ashley Fantz, writing in the Miami Herald in 2002 said that the exercises in a two-day seminar led by Kinkade, "had as much to do with their [the owners'] psychological issues as with the dogs and cats sleeping the afternoon away." Melanie White, writing in the Jackson Hole News and Guide described one of Kinkade's two-day seminars: "...she will teach participants how to tap into their innate telepathic abilities. For $250, it might be possible to speak to any creature from mammal to insect—and even alive or dead." White also mentioned that Kinkade taught a segment of the "Kindred Spirits" retreat in 2004 and 2005. Candice Reed, writing in the Californian, refereed to Kinkade as a "world-renowned animal psychic and author" and said that "Kinkade has made the celebrity circuit with her psychic skills". Books Critical reaction Kevin Thomas writing in the Los Angeles Times said that Night of Demons 2: "is a smart, amusing horror picture boasting a capable cast composed primarily of promising and attractive young actors ..." Shock Till you Drop wrote: Ashley Fantz, writing in the Miami Herald, described Straight from the Horse's Mouth as "half feel-good memoir, half guide to channeling Tweetie". Publishers Weekly wrote of Straight from the Horse's Mouth: Chung Ah-young, writing in The Korea Times said of The Language of Miracles (in Korean translation): References External links Official website American film actresses American television actresses American women television personalities American women writers Living people 1963 births Place of birth missing (living people) Human–animal communication People from Fort Worth, Texas 21st-century American women Television personalities from Texas