Human-animal relationships -- Juvenile fiction
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- 44 tiny acrobats
- A boy and a dog : a tale of finding true friendship
- A cat called Waverley
- A circle of elephants
- A dog in King Arthur's court
- A forever home for Tilly
- A horse called Moon
- A song in the mist
- A whale in Paris : how it happened that Chantal Duprey befriended a whale during the Second World War and helped liberate France
- Aisha and Silver
- Alex and the alpacas ride again
- Animal train
- Ariana and Whisper
- Baby koala rescue
- Bad dog
- Barkley
- Bath time
- Beady Bold and the yum-yams
- Bears don't wear shoes
- Because of Winn-Dixie
- Beware the deep dark forest
- Bobby : the littlest war hero
- Boo loves books
- Brindabella
- Code name Bananas
- Crown of feathers
- Disney Flora & Ulysses : the illuminated adventures
- Dog
- Dog
- Dogs and their people
- Eddie Albert and the amazing animal gang
- Elmer and the talent show
- Evie and Pog : Party perfect!
- Evie and the animals
- Expedition on the tundra
- Fil and Harry
- Fish Kid and the lizard ninja
- Fish Kid and the mega manta ray
- Flat cat
- Fox cub danger
- Frankie
- Freya and Honey
- Frost and Snowdrop the stray kittens
- Future friend
- Glitter jitters
- Go home, cat!
- Good dinosaur
- Gracie and the grumpy pony
- Guinea pig superstar!
- Gus makes a fuss
- Happy howlidays!
- Heart and soul
- Heart of flames
- Hilda and the great parade
- Hired hound
- Horse boy
- I will love you anyway
- I will love you anyway
- I, Cosmo
- Ice
- If I had a gryphon
- If I had a kangaroo
- If I had a sleepy sloth
- In the shadow of an elephant
- It's hard to love a tiger
- Ivy bird
- Izzy Gizmo and the invention convention
- Izzy and Frank
- Jess and the jumpy pony
- Joey and Riley
- Kind
- Kitten rescue
- Little lion rescue
- Little orangutan all alone
- Little penguin rescue
- Little tiger rescue
- Lucky and the mustangs of Miradero
- Lucy Newton, little witch
- Lucy and Copper
- Maximus
- Me and my dog
- Megabat
- Mirror mischief
- Mo and crow
- Mog and me
- Mouse house
- Mr Walker and the perfect mess
- Mr. Scruff
- Mr. Walker braves the night
- My butterfly bouquet
- My life as a cat
- Next door's dog is a therapy dog
- Norton and the Bear
- Olivia and Snowflake
- Ollie and Augustus
- Orla and the magpie's kiss
- Paul Jennings: a different collection
- Pearly and Pig and the great hairy beast
- Penelope Snoop, ace detective
- Phoebe and Shimmer
- Pony
- Purple panic
- Race to the death
- Rescue & Jessica : a life-changing friendship
- Rescuing Rosie
- Rise of Zombert
- Rise of the dragons
- Rivals on the track
- Rosa and the daring dog
- Rosie is my best friend
- Sasha and the wolf
- Sasha and the wolfcub
- Saving Winslow
- Scary Mary and the stripe spell
- Sentinels in the deep ocean
- Sonya's chickens
- Sophie and the spooky pony
- Speedy
- Star the little farm cat
- Starla Jean : which came first: the chicken or the friendship?
- Station Jim
- Stick & Fetch investigate, Off the leash
- Storm
- Storm boy
- Storm hound
- Stormy : a story about finding a forever home
- Tales from the inner city
- The Crystal Cave
- The adventures of Harry Stevenson
- The baby bird
- The bad luck lighthouse
- The bantam and the soldier
- The big London treasure hunt
- The black cat
- The bravest word
- The call of the wild
- The classroom cat
- The dog who saved the world
- The frightened kitten
- The good bear
- The great escape
- The helpful hedgehog
- The homecoming horse
- The journey home
- The lion who came to stay
- The lost whale
- The magic place
- The mystery of the missing puppies
- The naughtiest unicorn at Christmas
- The perfect pet for you!
- The pug who wanted to be a bunny
- The puppy who needed a princess
- The rowdy red panda
- The secret cave
- The shop at Hoopers Bend
- The silver pony
- The special guest
- The steeplechase secret
- The traitor
- The used-to-be best friend
- The very fluffy kitty, Papillon
- The way I love you
- The way of dog
- The weed
- The wide, wide sea
- The world's worst pets
- The wrong end of the stick
- There's a dog in my brain!
- To the rescue
- Tony takes off
- Too many ducks
- Walking your human
- When the sky falls : (or A is for Adonis)
- Where the wilderness lives
- Who fed Zed?
- Winnie's best friend
- Wondrous Rex
- Zadie Ma and the dog who chased the Moon
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