A little girl explores the mysterious dreamworld where small children play with their big pets, which range from cats and dogs to snakes and crickets.

A boy who thinks his sister's new guinea pig is a very boring pet imagines what it would be like to have a dog, a bear, or even a dragon instead.

-Special casebound editions of a classic Priddy title-Revised and reissued to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Priddy Books in 2011-Over 1 million copies sold of each title since their original publication-Large format, durable board books for kids who love trucks or animals-Packed with bold, full-colour photographs, each simply labelled with their name-Help to build vocabulary and develop word/picture association

"Shows, in rhyming text, the sizes of various pets and the children who care for them. It introduces relative sizes such as bigger than, smaller than, and medium"--P. 16.

Simple text and photographs describe big pets.

Papa, Mama, Brother, Sister, and Honey Bear get their pets--Little Lady, Gracie, Swish, and Keats--ready to compete in the pet show at the Bear Town Festival.

This inside look at the White House's animal residents features a rollicking, rhyming verse for each commander-in-chief's pets, accompanied by cool facts, presidential stats, and laugh-out-loud cartoon art. John Quincy Adams kept an alligator in the bathtub, while Thomas Jefferson's pride and joy was his pair of bear cubs. Andrew Jackson had a potty-mouthed parrot, and Martin Van Buren got into a fight with Congress over his two baby tigers. First daughter Caroline Kennedy's pony Macaroni had free reign over the White House. But the pet-owning winner of all the presidents was Theodore Roosevelt, who had a hyena, lion, zebra, badger, snake, rats, a nippy dog that bit the French ambassador, and more!