Books with title A Cat and a Dog

A cat and a dog live in the same house, but they are not friends. They fight all the time, about everything. Then disaster strikes. Dog's beloved ball bounces up into a tree and is stuck. Cat's precious stuffed mouse falls into the pond. Dog can't climb. Cat can't swim. What are they to do? Claire Masurel's simple text and Bob Kolar's bright, bold illustrations combine in this charming picture book for the very young, a humorous look at the age-old battle of cats and dogs that demonstrates how a simple act of kindness can turn an enemy into a friend.

“Woof, woof!” “Meow, meow!” Cat and dog, two playful pets, make the perfect zany match: whether the dog is taking a dip in the bird’s bath, or the cat is snacking on bones, the result is hilarious! The simple text by the author of Little Bear, Else Holmelund Minarik, is perfect for My First level readers. This brand-new replica edition of a beloved 1960 title is being brought back from the vault in honor of the 60th anniversary of I Can Read books. This edition contains Fritz Siebel’s classic artwork. The paper-over-board book features a foil cover and an anniversary burst, plus eight amazing pages of bonus material on the history of I Can Read, including never-before-seen sketches of beloved characters.

A cat and a dog live in the same house, but they are not friends. They fight all the time, about everything. Then disaster strikes. Dog's beloved ball bounces up into a tree and is stuck. Cat's precious stuffed mouse falls into the pond. Dog can't climb. Cat can't swim. What are they to do? Claire Masurel's simple text and Bob Kolar's bright, bold illustrations combine in this charming picture book for the very young, a humorous look at the age-old battle of cats and dogs that demonstrates how a simple act of kindness can turn an enemy into a friend.

This is a story about a dog, a cat and having fun. This book is a part of my Early Reader series. I wrote a series of easy to read Early Reader books for children ages 3 to 6 years old to encourage them to learn to read. These books use only very simple words and sight words, and use the same word many times in the story to reinforce learning. Each book is divided into 3 parts; the beginning, the middle and the end. This not only makes it easier for the child to read and understand the book but it is also the stepping stone for being able to write and tell a story as all stories have a beginning, middle and end.For younger children who have a limited attention span the book can be read in sections. Have your child read only section one then either later that day or perhaps the following day they can read section two and then in another setting they can read section three. As their attention span improves they will be able to read the entire book in one setting. Children with longer attention spans will be able to read the entire book in one setting. Once your child has finished reading the book be sure to asked them to tell you what the book was about so you can make sure they understand what they have read.I hope you and your child enjoy this Early Reader book. Early Reader books include:- Where is Nicki?- Me and You- Dog and CatI will be adding addition books soon.