Books with author Christophe Loupy

An irresistibly appealing puppy named Hugs sets out one morning on a quest. He asks every animal he meets for a kiss, and they are all happy to oblige. The pup discovers that duck's kisses are hard and wet; a horse's kiss is a little sticky, but very warm; the pig's kiss is a little muddy and bristly, tickley but tender. He collects lots of wonderful kisses, but when he returns home, he discovers that the best kiss of all is the one he gets from his loving mother.

In this sequel to Hugs and Kisses. Hugs's littermate Wags takes center stage. A worrywart. Wags nervously joins her parents and siblings on a trip to town, and when she gets separated from her family, her worst fears seem to be coming true. A savvy market cat offers good advice: ""Go back to where you last saw your family."" But it is Wags's woeful cries that save the day, reuniting her with her loving mother. Like her brother Hugs, Wags will worry her way into the hearts of young readers.

Hugs the puppy wants to know all about kisses. Toddlers can join him on his quest around the farm, touching and feeling for themselves that a duck's kiss is a bit hard, but quite refreshing. A pig's kiss is scratchy, but very tender. A horse's kiss is damp and sticky, but so warm. A butterfly's kiss tickles, but is simply wonderful. And just like Hugs, they’ll discover that the best kiss of all is the kiss from a loving parent.

An irresistibly appealing puppy named Hugs sets out one morning on a quest. He asks every animal he meets for a kiss, and they are all happy to oblige. The pup discovers that duck's kisses are hard and wet; a horse's kiss is a little sticky, but very warm; the pig's kiss is a little muddy and bristly, tickley but tender. He collects lots of wonderful kisses, but when he returns home, he discovers that the best kiss of all is the one he gets from his loving mother.

In this sequel to Hugs and Kisses, Hugs’s littermate Wags takes center stage. A worrywart, Wags nervously joins her parents and siblings on a trip to town, and when she gets separated from her family, her worst fears seem to be coming true. A savvy market cat offers good advice: “Go back to where you last saw your family.” But it is Wags’s woeful cries that save the day, reuniting her with her loving mother. Like her brother Hugs, Wags will owrry her way into the hearts of young readers.

Hugs the puppy wants to know all about kisses. Toddlers can join him on his quest around the farm, touching and feeling for themselves that a duck's kiss is a bit hard, but quite refreshing. A pig's kiss is scratchy, but very tender. A horse's kiss is damp and sticky, but so warm. A butterfly's kiss tickles, but is simply wonderful. And just like Hugs, they’ll discover that the best kiss of all is the kiss from a loving parent.

What is the farmer's wife doing to that cow? What is she collecting from the chickens' nests? What's that strange noise? What's inside the bee hives? Wiggles the puppy has so many questions. "Wait and see," her father tells her as they explore the farm one morning. But Wiggles is too curious to wait. Wiggling with excitement, she bounds heedlessly into everything, leaving a trail of comical mishaps in her wake. Like her brother, Hugs, the hero of Hugs and Kisses, and her sister Wags, heroine of Don't Worry, Wags, this curious puppy will wiggle her way into the hearts of young readers.