Adoption

With gentle rhymes and . . . illustrations, [this book] celebrates the joy and love of adoption from A to Z. With B for birth parents, Q for questions, and U for understanding, it frames challenging aspects of adoption in a way children can understand. Each page shows a different adoptive family ...

This hands-on picture book is designed to help children with their questions and feelings about tricky topics that can be hard to talk about. The exquisite and approachable illustrations give a comforting story book feel, particularly aimed at 5-7 year olds, while also appealing to both yo...

Some dogs are shy and anxious and so are some children. Can Boo and Phoebe turn their fears into a positive experience?

Sometimes Clyde feels like a square dog in a round hole... Lucy adores her adopted greyhound. She takes him on spa dates and gives him toys, the best organic meals, a whole wardrobe of strange outfits, and even a flashy new name! But why isn't he happy yet?

Frankie and dad are going on an adventure--to the animal shelter! Frankie meets lots of doggies--big ones and shaggy ones, shy one and snuggly ones--but which dog should they choose? And what if Kitty is unhappy about this new family member? From furry nuzzels to belly tickles, this sweet, rhymi...

Katie Careful has just moved in with her siblings and their new parents. Even if she's sad or scared, she smiles and smiles to try and hide her wobbly feelings. She clings on to her Mum's leg and won't let go and she even follows her to the toilet, banging on the door to remind her that she's th...

My name is Kiddo. I live in the city now. I like it here. Teddy left me his big water bowl. Two futons. Two couches. A king size bed. My new owners love me. I get cuddles every morning. I am the new dog. Every dog deserves a great home. Kiddo found his.

"A dog writes the story of its adoption-and learning to live in a loving home"-- Provided by publisher.

At the police dog training school, free-spirited Lulu does not fit in with the other, more obedient dogs, and it is up to her handler to help Lulu find a way to be happy.

Illustrations and rhyming text follow a young girl experiencing the joy of adopting a dog.