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No Pets Allowed

Morgan R Persun

Paperback (BJU Press, Oct. 24, 2007)

Percy is not allowed to have a pet in his apartment building, but every time he writes a spelling word, a remarkable animal appears in his room

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No Pets Allowed

Irene N. Watts, Kathryn E. Shoemaker

Paperback (Tradewind Books, Sept. 1, 2011)

When Matthew moves to Vancouver with his mother, he's not able to bring along his dog Lucky, because the apartment building he is moving into does not allow dogs. But when Matthew's imaginary dog scares off a burglar, all the tenants argue that Lucky should be allowed to come live there.

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No Cats Allowed

Lois Simmie, Cynthia Nugent

Hardcover (Chronicle Books, Oct. 1, 1996)

One rainy night, a stray cat seeks refuge in a warm and cozy hotel. There's no way he can stay, the manager warns. As soon as the rain stops, he has to leave! But before he's put back out on the street, the irresistable cat charms guests and staff alike. A heartwarming text and evocative watercolor paintings will captivate readers and cat lovers of all ages.

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No Pests Allowed!

Jodie Shepherd

Library Binding (Paw Prints 2009-05-19, May 19, 2009)

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I said NO pets allowed

Debbie Denis

language (, Dec. 20, 2011)

Napoleon has no idea he is a duck until life takes a turn and he is re-homed with a family who help him understand and belong.

No Penguins Allowed!

Mark Dillon, Sri Wahyuni

eBook

Pim and his penguin family must leave their home in search of a new, safe place to live… The Animal Reserve! But when they arrive at the animal reserve, a big, mean lion won’t let them in. What will the poor penguins do? Will anyone help them stand up to the big, mean lion?“No Penguins Allowed!” is a story about discrimination, diversity, and the difference you can make when you stand up for what is right.

No Penguins Allowed!

Mark Dillon, Sri Wahyuni

Paperback (Independently published, April 2, 2019)

Pim and his penguin family must leave their home in search of a new, safe place to live… The Animal Reserve! But when they arrive at the animal reserve, a big, mean lion won’t let them in. What will the poor penguins do? Will anyone help them stand up to the big, mean lion? “No Penguins Allowed!” is a story about discrimination, diversity, and the difference you can make when you stand up for what is right.