When Pigcasso, the class guinea pig, stays the weekend at Louise's house, mayhem ensues after he goes missing.

Tips for taking care of a pet dump truck. Includes section on the differences between dogs and dump trucks.

Seven-year-old Ty Perry is glad when his best friend, Joseph, returns to school after spending time in a hospital, but does not like that everyone else wants to be Joseph's friend now, and things only get worse when his plan to get a pet for his baby sister fails.

Ruffles loves a lot of things, like digging, running, and sleeping. He does not love loud noises, especially at night. When Ruffles sees a flash and hears a loud bang, he knows that can only mean one thing: a thunderstorm! But there's no place in the house that feels like just the right hiding spot from the storm outside. Hiding places should be quiet, safe, and most of all, cozy. That's when Ruffles realizes the best place to be is his very own bed...

Jax and his twin sisters are getting kittens! The new four-legged members of the family will be coming home any day. And Fort Builders, Inc., has a new project...pet forts! Together, they know they can come up with the purr-fect hangout for the tiny felines. But they hit a major snag in their testing phase. None of the forts they test out is quite right. Can the team manage to build the best pet palace imaginable in time for the kittens' arrival?

Cody Harmon hates spelling, math, reading, and all subjects his teacher, poor Mrs. Molina, tries to teach him in third grade. However, on his farm, Cody has pets--lots of them. He loves animals. So, when there is a pet-show fundraiser at school, Cody knows it is his time to shine. However, there is a fee for entering each pet, and Cody can't enter all of his--but there is a clever solution where everyone wins.

The nine senior dogs, assorted chickens, rabbit, and pig making up Instagram sensation Steve Greig's menagerie find that, despite their differences, they belong together as one loving family.

A child and dog search for a lost pet, Mister Kitty, as the child describes what Mister Kitty looks like to the reader.

While attending a Renaissance Faire, newly knighted pet-tectives Horace and Bunwinkle are faced with courtly intrigue when a vandal wreaks havoc during the festivities.

Forced to leave New York City to move in with her aunt in South Dakota, once-wealthy orphan June comes across her mother's coin collection and determines to find a rare penny worth one million dollars so she can return to her life of privilege.