childrens book non fiction picture rescue dog

#Childrens book non fiction picture rescue dog crack#

(Check out this fun pet rock art and writing activity.) Dennis hatches! You’ll fall in love with this charming story, the illustrations, and the surprise ending. (Their adventures are quite giggle worthy!) One night, however, something unexpected happens. Martin, illustrated by Samantha CotterillĬharlotte tries to make the best of the gigantic pet rock, Dennis, her parents give her - they play games, go swimming, and even take baths together. So he returns and makes a compromise - bow ties!Ĭharlotte and the Rock by Stephen W. So running away sees like a good idea but soon he misses his sweet girl and her silly bows. Hugo is a dog who hates wearing the bows his girl puts on him. Kids who want their own pets will enjoy the perfect name brainstorm!

#Childrens book non fiction picture rescue dog crack#

Our cute but clueless heroine will crack you up, or rather the cat’s face will crack you up as you watch her both try to name and dress up her new kitty, find a new temporary pet from the zoo (!) when her cat disappears, and then that goes poorly and luckily her cat comes back with some new name information. I Don’t Know What to Call My Cat by Simon Philip, illustrated by Ella Bailey Guess what is the best fit for him? Being a pet rabbit for Sophie! A sweet story of finding your place with cool collage illustrations. His list: wild rabbit, veggie farmer, and pet rabbit. So he sets out to figure out what else he can do. Herb is a magician’s rabbit and he’s sick of it - sick of getting pulled by his ears out of a hat, sick of the applause, sick of the hat. Finally, he settles on a small, cute dinosaur that doesn’t eat as much as some of the others. In an introduction to different kinds of dinosaurs, each one he picks, he’s not happy with. SO FUN! This boy wants a pet dinosaur from the Dinosaurium. The Wonderous Dinosaurium by John Condon, illustrated by Steve Brown What a helpful cautionary tale! (added to: 22 Magical Children’s Books About Unicorns) it’s just not as awesome as you might think. They can’t be house-trained, they have really big unicorn parties, the horn is very destructive, especially after jumping. Get the inside scoop as our narrator breaks down the perils of unicorn as pets. You Don’t Want a Unicorn! by Ame Dyckman, illustrated by Liz Climo

You might be wondering what ARE the perfect pets for kids? And what would you name whatever pet you get anyway? Well, wonder no more - these children’s picture books can help! Picture Books About Pets