dogs

Toasty, a piece of toast, believes he is a dog deep down in his crumbs, but realizes he is very different from all the other dogs.

An old dog named George may not be able to run fast any more, but he still needs to go on walks, and every day the big kids, Mom, or Dad, take turns with him. Rosie, though, often trails behind, unable to hurry like the others. That is okay--George trails behind too, keeping an eye on Rosie.

"Be prepared to fall in love with your dog all over again as you read these heartwarming stories of pet parenthood, and the unconditional love, companionship and amusement our dogs provide"--.

When two bear cubs are lost in the woods without their mother, it is Lily, once a stray puppy, who comes to their rescue.

Little Lobo is excited for the big show--his favorite wrestler, El Toro, will be performing. But first, he has to deliver food to all the hungry luchadores. Quesadillas, churros, kabobs, kimchi, elotes, burritos--there are so many food trucks! Ride along with Little Lobo and his dog, Bernabe, on Lobo's new bike as they explore all the delicious food found in his town and learn some English along the way!.

When it's Bingo's turn to take Bob Bilby the puppet home, will they put down their screens and devices to have fun times? This book retells the Bluey episode, Bob Bilby. Once again, Blue Heelers Bingo and Bluey use their limitless energy to explore their world in unpredictable and humorous ways.

At bedtime, Bluey is disappointed that the day is over and is unwilling to go to sleep! She wishes that she could become a fruit bat instead and stay awake all night. Soon, she finds herself flying through the night sky!.

"Biscuit loves Fall! He picks apples, jumps in leaves, runs through a corn maze, and even goes on a tractor ride! Woof, woof!"--Provided by publisher.

Dixie goes to school to cheer for Emma in the relay race and must decide if he should help or not after Emma falls.

The true story of a dog named Hachiko, who would accompany his master to the train station everyday and return each afternoon to greet him after work, and continued to return to the same spot at the station every day for nine years after his master died.