What do you get if you cross a Pug with a Yorkie - or a Whippet with a Foxy? You'll laugh out loud at these unlikely canine couples ... and their owners!

Join Luke the Pook, a cheeky baby pukeko on his adventures over the farm in his 'borrowed' Red Band gumboots.

Hot on the heel of his first adventure Stuck In Poo, What To Do? Luke the Pook is back with this foot stomping celebration of a tried and true Kiwi favourite, the gumboot!

This book examines the Yorkie-Poo, a cross between a miniature or toy poodle and a Yorkshire terrier. The history, development and breed standards of the Yorkie-Poo's parent breeds are discussed. Genetics are introduced, as are inherited traits and their role in the dog's disposition, physical makeup, the possibility of illness in the dog, and allergic reactions in people. The Yorkie-Poos coat, color, size and how to care for a dog are also highlighted.

"Lulu the Pukeko found some old shoes, Jacko Pukeko discovered them too. Four pukeko feet, only one pair of shoes - what will the pukekos do?"--Back cover. Includes sheet music showing guitar and ukulele chords inside covers. Suggested level: junior, primary.

If you love cats, or you know someone who does, this is the purr-fect book for you! Funny photographs are joined with silly quotes and quips to provide a dose of fun and laughter. More than 50 pictures of kittens and cats are paired with catty quips about naps, food, fun, fur, pouncing, purring, dogs, and more. These cats have plenty of personality, and they're ready to share their wisdom with you. Vibrant color photography. Great gift book! Hardcover 112 pages If you like this book check out You Had Me at Woof - ISBN-13: 9781640303867

Her dreams died with her mother. With the death of their mother and absence of their father, Meagan and her two brothers are placed in foster care, beneath the watchful eye of the Agency and its new Forever Homes Initiative. The promise was that they would find a new home. A new family. A new start. Daniel has been in his for months without a word, and now the Agency says they have a Forever Home for Meagan, but not her littler brother, Benjamin. She has already lost her mother and her older brother. She will not lose Benjamin, too. Determined to reunite her family, Meagan embarks on a journey that reveals dangers, secrets, and a plot to expose. The Agency is not what it seems and Forever Homes are truly forever. Will Meagan be able to reunite her family or will the system and injustices of the Agency consume her like it has so many other children? In this captivating story from the bestselling author of Parenting Children of Trauma, Marcy Pusey exposes a world in which profit wins over people, examining complex moral issues that will keep readers turning the pages until the very end.