Books in Me and My Pet Series series

There are thousands of species of birds in the world. Many of them live in the wild, but many people also keep birds as pets. Some birds kept as pets include parrots, cockatiels, finches, doves, and lovebirds. Through this accessible and age-appropriate narrative, readers learn how to take on the responsibility of being an owner of a pet bird. They discover what birds eat, how to play with them, and many other aspects of caring for a bird.

Taking care of a hamster is a big responsibility, but it can also be a lot of fun. Young readers learn about the hard work that goes into taking care of a pet. They receive age-appropriate tips on how to feed their hamster and clean its cage, among other important jobs they can do themselves. In addition, a helpful glossary builds young readers' vocabulary skills, and bright, full-color photographs of these cute creatures will appeal to young animal lovers.

Some people are afraid of snakes, but other people fondly adore them as pets. Young readers learn about the food, water, living space, and other things pet snakes need to be healthy and happy. Having a snake as a pet may seem intimidating, but this helpful narrative prepares readers by showing them how to safely own a pet snake. Readers who already have a pet snake will find the examples and captivating, full-color photographs fun and relatable.

Cats are beloved members of many people's families. Some people adopt cats when they are kittens, while others adopt them when they are older. Both young and old feline friends need love and care. This age-appropriate guide teaches readers how to take care of a cat and the level of commitment it requires. They are given tips, such as how to feed and play with their cat. In addition to the engaging main text, readers discover new vocabulary through the informative glossary and will be delighted by cute and colorful photographs of kittens and cats.

Fish make great pets, especially for children with allergies to fur and dander. Goldfish, guppies, mollies, zebrafish, and other kinds of fish are found in homes around the world. How do you take care of a pet fish? Readers discover the answer as they learn how to feed their fish and clean their fishbowls or tanks. In addition to the informative narrative, a glossary helps readers develop strong vocabulary skills. This exciting topic is enhanced through the inclusion of stunning, full-color photographs of fish on every page.

Some people are afraid of snakes, but other people fondly adore them as pets. Young readers learn about the food, water, living space, and other things pet snakes need to be healthy and happy. Having a snake as a pet may seem intimidating, but this helpful narrative prepares readers by showing them how to safely own a pet snake. Readers who already have a pet snake will find the examples and captivating, full-color photographs fun and relatable.

Many kids own or want to own a dog. Young readers learn what it takes to care for a dog of their own in this helpful guide that presents a high-interest topic in a deeply engaging way. They are given tips on how to make sure their dog is getting enough food and water, what kinds of toys dogs like to play with, and how to make sure a dog is getting enough exercise. Adorable photographs of puppies and dogs fill each page, keeping readers engaged as they learn about developing a sense of responsibility through caring for a pet.

There are thousands of species of birds in the world. Many of them live in the wild, but many people also keep birds as pets. Some birds kept as pets include parrots, cockatiels, finches, doves, and lovebirds. Through this accessible and age-appropriate narrative, readers learn how to take on the responsibility of being an owner of a pet bird. They discover what birds eat, how to play with them, and many other aspects of caring for a bird.

Taking care of a hamster is a big responsibility, but it can also be a lot of fun. Young readers learn about the hard work that goes into taking care of a pet. They receive age-appropriate tips on how to feed their hamster and clean its cage, among other important jobs they can do themselves. In addition, a helpful glossary builds young readers' vocabulary skills, and bright, full-color photographs of these cute creatures will appeal to young animal lovers.