![]() Peter is a homebody and Ernesto dreams of traveling and seeing new places. Peter & Ernesto: A Tale of Two Sloths by Graham Annable (K) It seems simple, but they stumble upon treachery and secrets. Now three members of the mouse guard are on a mission to find a missing mouse. The mouse guard have protected their kingdom since they overthrew the tyrannical Weasel Warlord. Perfect for fans of Brian Jaques’s Redwall or Erin Hunter’s Warrior series. This is, as I’m sure you can already tell from the cover, adorable! Mouse Guard: Fall 1152 by David Petersen (K) (T) In the first volume, Ivy and Sprout stray too far away from their home in Korgi Hollow, experience new dangers, and begin their first quest. Ivy and her Korgi cub, Sprout, live in the woods and go on Tolkien-like adventures. Korgi, Book 1: Sprouting Wings by Christian Slade (K) (T) Kazu Kibuishi is most recognized for the Amulet series. Copper by Kazu Kibuishi (K) (T)Ī comic filled with great world-building, a dog, and his human boy. This is a story of treachery and revenge, filled with other anthropomorphic animals that Usagi encounters as he wanders around 17th century Japan. Miyamoto Usagi is a samurai, a bodyguard, and a rabbit. She’s a sloth after my own heart! Usagi Yojimbo, Vol. ![]() At the grocery she buys ice cream, pancakes, cookies, bread, and snacks, and says “it’s fine, they’re organic.” After a day of shopping she’s ready for a little R&R: “regret and return.” Plus, Slothilda has an adorable pet corgi. Slothilda, at its heart, is what we all wish we could be. The sloth life is my idea of a perfect life. Slothilda: Living the Sloth Life by Dante Fabiero (T) (A) The three characters are cats that report the news that is important to cats. Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn (A)Īnyone who loves cats will appreciate this comic book based on the original webcomic of the same name. The author encourages anyone interested in buying the book to instead donate the money to wildlife funds. What happens to human/animal relationships when animals begin to talk and reason? How do animals feel about their years of abuse by humans? Will they seek revenge? The book is so good, and it’s available free online. Duncan the Wonder Dog: Show One by Adam Hines (A) Whether you watch the series, or read the comic you’ll love this enchanting series. Bee is unemployed and struggling at life, but her pet dog (maybe cat) Puppycat keeps things interesting. This is based on the awesome YouTube series that you can watch free right now. It’s super cute, and kids love them! Bee and Puppycat, Vol. The books feature cat characters with names like Major Meowser, Blanket, and Pom Pom. This book, although science fiction, will get kids interested in science and space exploration. Who wouldn’t? Plus, you can read (most of) these without a box of tissues!Ĭatstronauts (Books 1-5) by Drew Brockington (K) Why the difference? Maybe the human-like animals feel more like humans in disguise? More like superheroes in their costumes? Whatever the reason, I love a good animal revenge story, or pets who discover they have secret powers. I can handle an anthropomorphic dog getting hurt, or even dying. When animals are more human-like or exist within their own fantasy world I’m less concerned for their safety. ![]() I enjoy an anthropomorphic superhero/detective, cats in space, sloth best friends, and hybrid puppycats. This is why graphic novels and comics featuring animals are my favorite method of ingesting dog and animal books. Please don’t recommend animal books to me unless you can assure me that the dog is not going to be sad, lose his best friend, or (for god’s sake!) die.īut I love animals, and want to read about them without having an anxiety attack. I didn’t read Marley and Me, wouldn’t touch A Dog’s Purpose with a ten-foot pole, and cried big heavy tears just looking at the cover of Old Dogs: Are the Best Dogs. I was traumatized at a very early age by Where the Red Fern Grows, and ever since I don’t trust animal books. I’m hesitant to read books with animals in them. She lives in the middle of a cornfield and shares a house with two spoiled dogs and a ton of books. She loves to read, and would like to do nothing else, but stupid real life makes her go to work. Sarah suffers from chronic sarcasm, and an unhealthy aversion to noise.
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