Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Family - Adoption

Socks and her daughter Zoe are two cats living with a loving family, but they weren't always so lucky. Before they were adopted, they lived at an animal shelter with other cats and dogs.

Zoe doesn't understand what it means to be adopted, so she asks her mom to explain. Socks tells her how their family could have picked any pets at the shelter, but decided to care for and love them. She and Zoe realize how special they are because their family chose them.

Accompanied by boldly colored, whimsical illustrations, A Day in the Paws of Socks and Zoe introduces children to...

Tractor Mac loves that he is the only tractor in his farm family. Then one day, his friend Iron Dave the train brings him to a tractor dealership and shows him a whole lot full of big red tractors that look just like him. Are these tractors his real family? Tractor Mac is excited to find a place with so many familiar faces, but sad that he might have to leave the farm to be with them. Then all of the big red tractors in the lot help him to understand that his real home is with the family he's found with the animals and machines at the farm.

Perro
Sombrero
El perro con sombrero

Meet Pepe Before he got a sombrero, he was a lonely dog living in the streets. Now he is a movie star, loved by everyone Well, everyone except

El Gato en Zapatos

El Gato is one sneaky, jealous kitty. Watch out, Pepe "

When parents adopt a new child into their family, the children they already have will inevitably ask questions-and, if the adopted child is of a different race or from a different country, creed, or culture, the questions will be big ones, and they may prove tough to answer.

But answering these questions is crucial, not just for the sake of the child, or children, who ask them, but also for their adopted sibling, the family as a whole, and the larger communities they are a part of.

If you, or someone you know, are faced with these big questions from your kids, let My...

Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
If a ghost can write books,
Why not greeting cards, too?

The bestselling trio from Spence Mansion is launching a greeting card company called Greetings from the Graveyard. But what kind of card do you send to an ex-girlfriend who threatens to publish the love letters of Ignatius B. Grumply? And what do you send when the town of Ghastly is rocked by its first crime wave and two escaped convicts are on the loose? If you're Olive C. Spence, you send for your old butler, T. Leeves, who arrives just in time for tea--and trouble...