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Join Kitten in his search for his family. Along the way, he asks Puppy, Bird and other friends, "Do you purr, too?" But all the other pets make other sounds. It's up to the reader to open the flaps and help Kitten find the ones he's looking for.

After learning about fireworks from Nanny Sheep, farm pup Bo reassures his best canine friend Scrapper that fireworks are not evil monsters.

Text and photographs look at the different ways baby animals survive in the wild.

"Featuring adorable animal photos and colorful illustrations, this book is a . . . celebration of friendship that children will want to return to again and again. Each spread begins 'My best friend is . . .' and in order to find out what the best friend is, the child lifts the full page flap for the reveal"--Provided by publisher.

Describes baby animals that live in the ocean, pointing out their many differences as well as their most important similarities.

When a baby rhino loses his mother, he must rely on his own resources to survive until he is adopted by an old female rhino.

When a baby rhino loses his mother, he must rely on his own resources to survive until he is adopted by an old female rhino.