human-animal relationships

Wolfstongue tells the story of a boy with speech problems who enters a hidden world of talking animals. When he befriends a family of wolves who have been enslaved by scheming, articulate foxes, the boy must face his own struggle with words to help the wolves win back their freedom.

Eleven-year-old Annie trains her dog Runt to participate in an Agility Course Grand Championship in an effort to save her family farm.

Chronicles the adventures of a dog who is part wolf as he eventually makes his peace with man in the wilderness of the Yukon.

This book explores service dogs and how they assist their handlers.

"Still stranded in the body of a housecat, Nyao is learning to adapt and liking it more than he thought he would. He's settled into a pleasant routine since his classmate, Chika, adopted him. So when he gets the chance to take a trip with her, why not? The cozy kitty comedy continues!"--.

"After a bizarre car accident left Nao wandering the streets in a cat's body, he assumed his human body was comatose in a hospital somewhere. Imagine his shock when he sees his human body wandering the streets on its own! He's dying to know who's behind the wheel in there and whether this is his chance to get his body back for good"--.

"Join this mild-mannered young man and his outrageous wonder cat as they discover a whole host of new experiences, from losing a sock to catching a cold to making a new feline friend. Plus, witness an entire day in the life of Kyuu-chan, full of naps, showers, naps, travels, naps, friends, and more naps"--Back cover.

"Everyone in Kyuu-chan's circle is going through changes. Mari adopts a hamster, Hinata plays dogsitter, and a spooky new character joins the crew. But the biggest change comes when Hinata begins to question whether he should stay at his office job. It's up to Kyuu-chan to remind Hinata to follow his heart!"-- Provided by publisher.

"Newly-adopted cat Nyao has a secret he can never reveal: he's actually a human boy named Nao. And worse, he used to be classmates with his new owner, Chika! He's getting used to his new daily diet of belly rubs and treats--is it enough to tempt him away from ever trying to return to his human body?"--Back cover.

"Life in feline form is really growing on Nyao, who finds his behavior growing increasingly cat-like. He's grown close to Chika, whether it's comforting her during tough times or simply lounging in sunbeams beside her. It's not how he thought his first time living with a girl would go, but hey, a cat's gotta improvise"--Back cover.