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Betty is not soft and cuddly, but she definitely knows how she wants to be treated.
Kaita Takano's family has fostered plenty of dogs and cats, but a bearded dragon is something new. Betty arrives with scales, attitude, and a taste for being pampered like royalty. Kaita wants to help find Betty the perfect forever home, but first she has to learn what this unusual pet needs.
This cheerful illustrated chapter book gives early readers a funny, friendly animal story with a reptile in the spotlight. Through Kaita's eyes, readers see that every foster pet is different, and caring for an animal means listening, learning, and giving them the right kind of love.
6-8 Years
66 Pages
Finding a playmate who shares your exact speed can be a frustrating challenge. Harry Tortoise is very, very slow, and all the other animals zip and zoom past him before he can even say hello.
All he wants is someone who has the time to play a leisurely game or simply turn around slowly with him. You will relate to Harry's search for connection as he patiently hopes to meet someone who appreciates life at a gentle pace. This charming story gently reminds you that everyone has their own unique rhythm, and that the best friendships happen when you finally find someone who matches your stride perfectly.
6-8 Years
60 Pages
A beautiful day in the garden turns into a slow-motion mystery for the neighborhood's smartest detective. The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and someone is quietly taking giant bites out of the flowers in Nate the Great's backyard. The culprit turns out to be a mysterious green tortoise who is slowly creeping across the lawn. Nate knows that a tortoise does not belong in his flowerbed, but he has no idea where the wandering reptile actually came from. With his faithful dog, Sludge, by his side, Nate takes on the case of the lost pet. Tracking down the tortoise's real home requires a very careful investigation and a massive amount of patience. Following this slow-moving suspect might just be the hardest challenge Nate has ever faced. Young readers will love piecing together the clues as they learn that solving a mystery sometimes takes a lot of time and observation.
6-8 Years
48 Pages
Meet Rex, the coolest class pet ever. Every day, one lucky student gets to take this tiny chameleon home along with a special notebook. What would you do if Rex came to visit your house? From taking a quick swim to getting dressed up in silly outfits, Rex always has a wildly funny adventure. The best part is reading the notebook to see the highly exaggerated pictures drawn by every classmate. This clever story invites you to jump into the fun and imagine what kind of crazy day you would plan for a pet chameleon. Get ready for a hilarious journey that shows just how far your imagination can go!
6-8 Years
42 Pages
Meet the rarest creature in the world. Lonesome George is a giant tortoise and the very last of his kind. For over one hundred years, he has roamed the fascinating Galapagos Islands, observing a changing world around him. This incredible journey takes you back through time to trace the evolution of George and his ancestors, giant turtles that have lived on these islands for millions of years.
Through beautifully told events, you will explore the wonders of the natural world and the unique creatures that share this amazing habitat. As you follow George on his quiet but monumental journey, you will discover the power of survival and the delicate balance of our environment. Step onto the islands and witness the living history of a truly magnificent animal.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages
A garden party is supposed to be proper, polished, and calm. Jimmy’s boa has other ideas.
When Meggie’s mother arrives wearing what looks like a very unusual boa scarf, the gathering quickly stops being fancy and starts becoming funny. A live boa constrictor at a garden club meeting is all it takes for manners, plans, and decorations to tumble into comic confusion.
Jimmy’s Boa Bounces Back is a playful picture book for children who like big visual jokes, pet trouble, and stories where grown-up seriousness collapses into chaos. With its silly premise and energetic action, it gives young readers the fun of watching one unexpected animal turn an ordinary party upside down.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Basketball practice is already busy enough before Jimmy’s boa constrictor joins the game.
When Miss Peachtree’s dance lessons collide with gym class, Jimmy refuses to dance with anyone but his pet boa. Add a waltzing poodle, bouncing rabbits, and a group of determined kids, and the court becomes a place where dancing, basketball, and animal chaos all tangle together.
Jimmy’s Boa and the Bungee Jump Slam Dunk is a high-energy picture book for readers who like silly sports stories and wild pet trouble. It keeps the humor fast, visual, and wonderfully ridiculous, while also giving young readers a playful look at teamwork in the most unusual basketball practice imaginable.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Jimmy’s mother thinks a goldfish will be a calm, sensible pet. Then Jimmy brings the goldfish and his boa constrictor to a birthday party at SeaLand.
A party with animals, water, and Jimmy’s boa cannot stay ordinary for long. Soon the celebration turns into splashing confusion, with the kind of cheerful chaos that makes this series so funny. Young readers get a fast-moving picture book full of silly surprises, animal trouble, and birthday mayhem.
Jimmy’s Boa and the Big Splash Birthday Bash is a lively choice for children who like humorous stories, pet disasters, and exaggerated picture-book action. The fun comes from watching a reasonable plan unravel in the most ridiculous way possible.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
A giant lizard with a dangerous bite meets one of the world’s most famous venomous snakes. Komodo Dragon vs. King Cobra compares two reptiles with very different weapons, movements, and survival skills.
Readers learn about each animal’s body, behavior, size, senses, and defenses before considering how those traits might matter in a contest. Photos, charts, and realistic illustrations make the science easy to follow while the matchup keeps the pace exciting.
This Who Would Win? nonfiction reader is a strong pick for kids who like reptiles, animal facts, and bold science questions that ask them to compare evidence before choosing a side.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
35 Pages
A powerful bite meets a crushing coil in this reptile face-off from Who Would Win? Alligator Vs. Python compares two fearsome animals with very different hunting styles, body shapes, and survival skills.
You will learn how an alligator uses its jaws, armor, and water skills, then see how a python relies on strength, stealth, and flexibility. The book breaks down facts about size, anatomy, behavior, and abilities so you can weigh the evidence before the final matchup.
Fast-paced and packed with photos, charts, and realistic illustrations, this nonfiction reader is a strong pick for animal fans who like science with a competitive twist.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
Some dragons do not breathe fire. Some live on an island, flick their tongues, and are very, very real.
In Komodo!, a boy who loves dragons travels with his parents to the Indonesian island of Komodo, hoping to see a Komodo dragon for himself. The story balances excitement and wonder with simple facts about these powerful reptiles, letting young readers feel the thrill of searching for an animal that seems almost mythical.
Peter Sís turns a real-world trip into a picture book adventure filled with curiosity, travel, and imagination. It is a strong fit for readers who love animals, reptiles, faraway places, and the idea that nature can be just as amazing as fantasy.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
The class trip to the farm starts out ordinary. Then Jimmy’s boa constrictor comes along.
Before long, the farm is full of slapstick confusion: animals are upset, lunches are in danger, and one unexpected pet is at the center of the commotion. The story unfolds with the funny feeling of a child explaining a disaster after it has already happened, making every detail more surprising than the last.
Trinka Hakes Noble’s comic storytelling and Steven Kellogg’s expressive illustrations turn a school field trip into a wonderfully chaotic picture book. It is a great match for readers who like snakes, farm animals, school stories, and laugh-out-loud chain reactions.
6-8 Years
30 Pages
