If you're reading this, you must be a bookworm and a animal lover! As such, we know that you love to spend your time cuddle up on a couch with your pet and your favorite book!
This is a list about dogs and cats for all animal lovers out there — They're cuddly, protective, smart and they adore you!
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Bassam Imam | Fiction
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Jody Wilson is a highly energetic, social, and unusual cat from Missouri. All of the animal characters in this book have full anthropomorphic characteristics. If you love animals, you will love this book! ***DISCLAIMER***: this book, while of a fictional and humorous nature, does have descriptive scenes of a possible offensive nature. Parental discretion is advised.
Bassam Imam | Youth
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Pretty Boy is a beautiful story about a cat named Pretty Boy. He's picked up by Animal Control, is eventually tossed into a gas cannister (gas chamber) with other dogs and cats. Incredibly, he survives. He's on the run, continues to travel and meets peculiar characters on the way. Unfortunately, Pretty Boy dies, but he's followed by another Pretty Boy, a skunk, who has metamorphose surgery to become like his best friend in the whole world, a cat. The second Pretty Boy becomes a hybrid animal (skunk-cat mix). Like the former Pretty Boy, his life is full of unusual events, and he too meets up with unusual characters.
Gary Whitmore | Fiction
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Mike Hanson lives in Pennsylvania and he hates dogs with a passion. But then the paws on his foot, when his neighbor Louise places a Voodoo spell and turning Mike into a mangy mutt stuck in Alabama. Then it’s the mutt that Mike previously mistreated that comes to his aid and helps him get back home. Then he gets another surprise and must figure out how he can turn back into a human before he loses his wife and family to another man.
Bassam Imam | Youth
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My book begins where Pretty Boy ended. My book contains many remarkable characters, mostly squirrels, but also cats. Much of the book's setting takes place in Montreal and the surrounding areas, with less emphasis on Ontario. Every single animal character is given anthropomorphic characteristics. These animals include squirrels, cats, birds, dog, skunk, raccoon, chipmunk, and a police horse. The human characters, though important, are secondary to the animal characters. Throughout the book there is a struggle between the main animal characters and humans, in particular the law, so much so, some of the main animal characters are forced to flee their hometowns and their home provinces. For the most part, they go westbound. Although I've inserted myself as a character in the book, the animal characters have primacy.
David T. Rorvik | Youth
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This book is about a boy who is handicapped. He is numb on his left side from birth. He is not paralyzed. The book starts when he is eight. He hangs out with a group of boys around his age. They go on adventures and do things that boys of that age do. The boys accept their friend as he is and think nothing of his handicap. There’s a three-lagged dog that wonders into town, a stray, a really motley looking mutt. Everyone chases it off. This handicapped boy takes the dog in and befriends him. He names the dog Limpy. Limpy starts going on adventures with the boys, but the town’s people don’t like the mutt. Something has been turning over trash cans and getting into things at night in town and the people know it’s the three-legged dog. They want it destroyed.
Bassam Imam | Animals & Pets
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Download this FREE e-Book on cats--their history, health, treatment of, abuse, relationship to humans, nutrition, and breeds. In addition, there is a section about wild cats, and a vast information section with numerous website links pertaining to various sub-topics relating to cats. Download it today!
Bassam Imam | Animals & Pets
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This FREE e-Book is primarily about dogs, and to a lesser extent about other canids. Includes information on dog breeds, types, standards, history, use, and abuse. Also includes a vast and inclusive section featuring many website addresses pertaining to information on dogs and other canids. Download it today!
Bassam Imam | Youth
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This book is about an unusual cat named Chip Miller who's from Canada. He meets unusual characters throughout the book. Chip has an up and down life, travails and must keep bouncing back. Although he's from Canada he lives some time in the U.S., travels southward to the Amazon Rainforest and then moves back up to Canada. Chip is at times a fugitive from the law; he also makes some very powerful enemies.
Max Diamond | Animals & Pets
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Feline stories that will have you ‘Purring for More!’ This collection of 50 moggie tales is perfect for any cat lover to enjoy. You'll laugh and cry at the same time! As as you read each and every story, you will be amazed just how much you will also learn about cats in general, and the crazy antics they get up to!
Anton Chekhov | Short Stories Classics
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The Lady with a Dog, A Doctor's Visit, An Upheaval, Ionitch, The Head of the Family, The Black Monk, Volodya, An Anonymous Story, The Husband.
Linda Stone | Animals & Pets
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Canines Rule! A dog is man’s best friend... or is he? What about all those nasty little tricks that drive you to the brink of despair, like slobbering all over your guests or chewing up your favourite shoes? In this little book Crafty Canine and his pals take a light-hearted look at the horrors of living with an untrained dog
Susan Day | Youth
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A secret organization exists without detection and operates right under our very noses. Its sole purpose is to save dogs from neglect. It is manned by a tunnel digging terrier who carries a diamond encrusted nail file. A large dog for which the complexities of door handles are a complete mystery and who, instead, opens everything with his head. As well as, a commando, khaki wearing Blue heeler who is armed with a hunting bone and a small grenade. And that’s just to name a few! In The Great Escape, we meet Astro, possibly one of the most spoil dogs in the world, who calls on this secret organization to save him from what he falsely assumes is imprisonment. Commander Rocky, head of The Organization, decides to teach Astro how lucky he is by taking him to the one place all dogs dread, The Check Out! However, things don’t go to plan and Commander Rocky learns that below the shallow exterior of a gray shaggy dog is a brave, kind hearted hero. A hero called Astro.
Glen K. Dash | Animals & Pets
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This book is about a pet dog named Bruno. He was a puppy when Faith and her family got him. They took care of him like he was a baby. The family took Bruno to the Vet regularly to make sure that he was healthy. They took him for regular walks to the Park. Bruno enjoyed going to the beach with the family, where he played in the water. Bruno had his own dog house, beds and toys. He was allowed to stay in the family house and he slept there during the night. Daddy bought milk, dog chow, Scooby snacks and dental sticks for Bruno which he enjoyed. Everyone was careful not to allow any frogs around Bruno. The family was also around him when firecrackers went off and he got scared.
Scott Zarcinas | Short Stories
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Gordan Finnegan has an unfortunate knack of attracting oddities, including a stray cat with no name who likes chocolate milk and women's pantyhose. But it's not his fault... it's in his genes.
Egan Yip | Sci-fi Fantasy
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When Kevin stays up all night to finish a history paper, he finds a lonely world the next morning. The whole world is still asleep and no one can wake up! As Kevin thinks the world is over, he meets a talking dog and cat. The pets have formed an alliance and are seeking a way to save their masters from the strange phenomenon. But when Kevin helps them in their search, they are warned of a great danger: the forest animals want to keep the humans asleep for good. To solve this mystery, Kevin must stay awake as long as he can before he too will fall asleep and never awaken. Age Group: Young Adult
L. Frank Baum | Children's Classics
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The story of Dorothy and her dog, Toto, who are swept off the Kansas plains by a huge cyclone, and find themselves in the land of Oz. With color illustrations by Michael Foreman.
Jack London | Fiction Classics
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The adventure in the wild Yukon by dog kidnapped and sold to sledders is one not to be missed. White Fang, performed by John Ritter is action-packed, and as relevant today as it was when it was written.
Jack London | Fiction Classics
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Jerry is a dog whose experiences reflect the cruelty and racism of colonial Melanesia.
VinJas Pet Supplies | Animals & Pets
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The evolution of dogs and wolves and their resultant behavior is a fascinating subject well worth exploring. Further reading will not only lead you to a deeper understanding of the issues raised in this booklet, but also increase your appreciation and enjoyment of that unique and wonderful animal with which so many of us are privileged to share our homes and lives: the dog.
