HUGE Cat and Dog Picture Book GIVEAWAY: 3 Book Bundles

HUGE Cat and Dog Picture Book GIVEAWAY: 3 Book Bundles

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Dog picture books seem to be in much more abundance than cat picture books, but I did find a few that combined both dogs and cats. I’m giving away most of these newly published picture books. Please fill out the Rafflecopter at the bottom to win.

How about you? What are your favorite dog or cat picture books?

HUGE Cat and Dog Picture Book GIVEAWAY

Bow-Wow-Meow by Blanca Lacasa, illustrated by Gómez

I thought I’d start off my cat and dog picture book list with this hybrid picture book about a dog who is really a cat deep down inside. It’s a story about being true to yourself, and the gratification when your family does as well. [picture book, ages 4 and up]

Raymond by Yann & Gwendal Le Bec

My husband says that in his next life, he wants to come back as our family dog. It’s true. Our dog has it made. Raymond in this picture book, doesn’t realize how good his doggy life was until he gets a high powered job in Dogue Magazine and becomes a Very Important Dog. Sometimes the simple pleasures in life are best. [picture book, ages 3 and up]

A Day With Dogs by Dorothée de Monfreid

Kids who like Richard Scarry’s books will like this similar type of information book with everything labeled. In this case, though, it’s a dog’s world and they are running the show. The dogs take us through a house and all its rooms AND the items in each room. This is perfect for little ones who are learning words and how the world works. [picture book ages 2 and up]

Migloo’s Weekend by William Bee

Fans of Where’s Waldo? will enjoy searching for Migloo and other items indicated on the pages. Unlike Where’s Waldo, there’s more of a storyline. In this case, it’s about Migloo’s busy weekend. For more search and find picture books, see my Top 5 Best Seek and Find Picture Books list.[search and find picture book, ages 3 and up]

One Hundred Sausages by Yuval Zommer

Scruff the dog loves sausages but when one hundred sausages go missing from the butcher’s shop and he is blamed, he has to take matters into his own paws and find the real culprit. I love the illustrations in this funny dog caper story! For more humorous dog & cat picture books, please check out this list by Maria Gianferrari: 10 Hilarious Dog and Cat Picture Books. [picture book, ages 4 and up]

Kings of the Castle by Victoria Turnbull

Have you noticed how dogs help us make friends? It’s the case for George, who meets a monster from the sea but has trouble communicating with it. His dog Boris bridges the gap, and they all work together to build that amazing sand castle of George’s dream. Kids who like friendly monsters will love this book! [picture book, ages 4 and up]

Pour Louie by Tony Fucile

Things take a turn for the worse for Chihuahua Louie when an interloper enters his home in the form of a new baby! Adjusting is hard! I have other books for those about to acquire a new sibling, but I love this one because it’s funny and easy to relate to. [picture book, age 3 and up]

Barkus by Patricia Maclachlan, illustrated by Marc Boutavant

This looks like a picture book from the outside in terms of size and illustrations but it’s actually an early chapter book! Try this with young kids who are reading independently at an early age. The stories are short, fast-paced, and funny. And they all tie in at the end. [early chapter book series, ages 5 and up]

The Rise of the Rusty Robo-Cat by Mike Lowery

This is a great book for summer reading because it’s both a story and a doodle journal combined, but in the form of a graphic novel. Kids that like to draw will enjoy this series. [early chapter book series, ages 7 and up]

Young Wolf’s First Howling by Laura McGee Kvasnovsky & Kate Harvey McGee

Since the wolf is the dog’s ancestor, I’ve included this picture book about a young wolf learning to howl, but with its own musical twist. This parent/child tutoring session reminds me of teaching my oldest how to drive! Pair with Maria Gianferrari’s Coyote Moon for another picture book to explore dogs’ wild ancestors. [picture book, ages 4 and up]

The Dog Book by Lorenzo Clerici and The Cat Book by Silvia Borando

In the same way that Press This gets kids to interact with a regular book without pull tabs or flaps, this book gets the reader to respond to the dog/cat on the pages. It’s a fun concept and especially good for kids who want a dog/cat as a pet. [picture book, age 2 and up]

Shake, Wiggle & Roll, Heads and Tails by Carli Davidson

Photographer Carli Davidson captures 9 different dog friends in each of these two charming board books. She has both mixed breeds and pure breeds at play in her books. [board books, ages 1 and up]

Huge Dog and Cat Picture Book Giveaway

I’m giving away three book bundles from the books in this post. To win, please fill out the Rafflecopter below. I can only mail to U.S. addresses due to the high cost of shipping.

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HUGE Cat and Dog Picture Book GIVEAWAY: 3 Book Bundles

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  2. “What are your favorite dog or cat picture books?” There are so many! I loved Snoopy when I was little, I love Mutts. I know I’ve loved a lot of dog and cat picture books. I had a Victorian book with anthropomorphic dogs.

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  3. I love Barkus. It’s adorable. I’ve read One Hundred Sausages, but none of the others. I’ll have to check some of these out.

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  5. OOH! You know what a dog fan I am, Mia!! Of these, I have only thus far read Barkus. Too many to name, but two of my all time favorites are Gaston & Ragweed’s Farm Dog Handbook. 🙂 Thanks for the chance at winning!!

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  6. Although I’m more of a dog lover (and reader), three cat books that come to mind are Brendan Wenzel’s They All Saw a Cat; John Sobel/Dasha Tolstikova’s Friend or Foe? (Groundwood Books) & Nadine Kaadan’s The Jazmine Sneeze (Lantana Publishing).

    Maria Gianferrari has a new dog book coming out: Hello Goodbye Dog, which I can’t wait to read!
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  7. A friend gave us a couple of Beth Stern’s picture books about rescue cats, but there are some great suggestions here!

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  19. Have you seen Frankie by Mary Sullivan? Or Gaston? Love those. But my favorite is Chewy Louie. Be Gentle with the Dog, Dear is another good one for toddlers.

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