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A fun, illustrated how-to guide to help kids teach their cats tricks, written by the expert animal trainer who has worked on the Harry Potter Movies, Game of Thrones, and more!

Written by: Will Moses
A collection or irresistible idioms and illustrations to tickle the funny bones of young people.

Written by: Nancy Furstinger
Modern wars recruit more than just human soldiers. Our canine companions also serve in the line of duty and under fire, whether helping police protect our home turf or accompanying soldiers on missions abroad. Readers will cheer for the hero dogs featured in this collection, profiled with stunning photos and inspiring tales of bravery, friendship, heroism, and devotion.

Written by: Marie-Eve Tremblay
A delightful lighthearted collection of sing-along songs featuring funny animal characters, including cuddly cats and dogs who just want to be your friend, even on a rainy day!

Written by: Kimberlie Hamilton
Meet history's most fascinating felines! Travel across the world and throughout the centuries with these fur-raising tales of adventure. Discover the thrilling tales of 30 cats who became the heroes of their own stories. Meet Simon, the cat who became a war hero, or Felicette, the first cat to blast into space, and dozens more, all while expanding your knowledge with fun, cat-themed quizzes and facts.

Written by: Craig Grossi
The uplifting true story of a U.S. Marine, the stray dog he met on an Afghan battlefield, and how they saved each other and now travel America spreading a positive message.

Written by:Emily Gravett
Matilda is desperate to figure out what her cat will enjoy. She tries everything she can think of: climbing trees, playing with wool, even tea parties and dress-up games. As Matilda gets more creative in her entertainment attempts, her cat moves from unimpressed to terrified. Will Matilda ever figure out what her cat likes?

Written by: Michael Relth
A dog writes the story of its adoption-and learning to live in a loving home.








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