Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Dogs

Snuggles wishes to be any other animal but himself. He believes that other animals are more beautiful and special. Through talking with the animals on the farm, he learns an important lesson about his own uniqueness. He realizes that he is special just the way he is as a Chihuahua.

 

"I see dead dogs."

As a toddler, Jamie's pulled from the clutches of death by his loving dog Sal. His awakening gives him the ability to see ghost dogs. Growing up with this gift has its ups and downs. Among those are harsh conversations, difficult choices, and a unique responsibility to do something good.

Understanding why will always be a curiosity. Doing the right thing may come at a cost.

Dad gets a new hammock for Father's Day. He finally gets a chance to relax...or does he, when the two rambunctious dogs, Coco and Pebbles decide they want to share it with him?

Max—The Little Guy Who Thought marks the debut of a series of stories sure to hold the attention of children and adults alike. It follows Max and his friends from infancy to young adulthood. The story chronicles the trials and tribulations experienced by these three unlikely best friends as the world around them is constantly growing. They are faced with challenges that are sure to define their characters for time to come. They face adversaries and fears as they grow and expand their worlds. There are moments of doubt, but the three friends manage to overcome them. So follow Max and...

From the moment Pepsi launches into her new household it's clear that she is disruptive, definitely NOT house-trained and boy can she slobber

"Pepsi poked her head out. She looked at the last sausage still sitting on the carpet, and licked her lips. In a flash, Pepsi bounced out, grabbed the sausage and scurried backwards into her hidey-hole.

There was a loud slurp.

Then a burp."

Pepsi's left a trail of destruction in her wake and Rosie's mum has had enough.

Will Rosie have to say goodbye to Pepsi?

Being a farm dog is a tough job, but luckily, Ragweed's handbook will tell you everything you need to know. Step one: don't wake the farmer You may really, really want to, but that's the rooster's job. Of course, if you do wake the farmer, you might just get a biscuit. . . . Full of hilarious dog logic, Ragweed's Farm Dog Handbook explores the pitfalls--and opportunities --of a dog's life on the farm. Readers will love being in on the...