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I Didn't Do It
What makes a puppy's day complete? Swimming and then shaking water all over you. Catching "presents" for you and then bringing them inside the house. Rolling in your nice wool sweater. Snuggling in your lap. In their second ode to canine companions, Patricia MacLachlan, Emily MacLachlan Charest, and Katy Schneider once again offer an irresistible glimpse into the mischievous canine mind. Captured here are adorable confessions and spirited accounts of the things that puppies do—and don't do—while in search of love, adventure, and treats from the table.
Cat Talk
An amusing yet serious study of the ways in which cats communicate with humans and with each other analyzes the different gestures and cries that signify happiness, sexuality, anger, fear, anxiety, or illness
Once I Ate a Pie
Written from a dog's point-of-view, dogs of all shapes, sizes, and ages explain what it is like to be a canine, how they see things around them, why they do what they do, and how they feel about the world in which they live in general.
Little Robot Alone
In this charming picture book by Newbery winner Patricia MacLachlan, Little Robot is lonely—until he has an inventive and creative solution. Little Robot’s life is peaceful—yet maybe it’s a little too peaceful. But wait! He has an idea. With a little hard work, perseverance, and resourceful thinking, can Little Robot build his way to the perfect cure for loneliness?
Before You Came
Before you came . . . This gentle, wonder-filled celebration is the perfect book for parents, children, and all those who have discovered the joy of sharing their world with someone new. Luminous artwork by Caldecott Medalist David Diaz brings vibrant life to this lyrical reflection by the mother-daughter writing team of Newbery Medalist Patricia MacLachlan and Emily MacLachlan Charest.
Once I Ate a Pie
Thirteen dogs tell their stories in simple poems.
Fiona Loves the Night
It is silent. It is safe. It is surprising. Fiona loves the night.
Cat Talk
Collects poems from the perspective of various cats who love, stalk, and sleep.
Who Loves Me?
At bedtime, a cat in the window reassures a little girl that family members, friends, her dog, and even her brother love her.
Bittle
Nigel the cat and Julia the dog think they will have no use for the new baby in their house, but after awhile they realize that they have come to love her.
