Little Critter's These Are My Pets

by Mercer Mayer

Little Critter describes his pet frog, turtle, fish, dog, cat, bug, and snake, and the things they like to do together

Genres: Picture Books, Pets, Childrens, Fiction

32 pages, Library Binding

First published July 15, 1988

About the author

Mercer Mayer is an American children's author and illustrator. He has published over 300 books, using a wide range of illustrative styles. Mayer is best known for his Little Critter and Little Monster series of books.

Reviews

[Jacelyn Neuleib]

Little Critter books are always a hit. My students like to examine the pictures to find the spider and grasshopper on each page. In this story, Little Critter displays each of his pets and explains what they like to do. He owns a frog, a turtle, a fish, a dog, a cat, a bug, and a snake. Little Critter gets in trouble because he lets all of his pets take a bath and get into bed with him. His family does not like his pets as much as he does.

[Jlynn.Wilson2008gmail.Com]

i want to read this but i cant read this

[Paul Graham Terpstra]

Great book, these are all my pets.
There’s so many and they’re all my friend.
Great illustration style

[Pinky]

Little Critter shows off his many pets in this book.

[kim]

Decent early reader

[Lynn Davidson]

Little critter has several pets; a frog, a turtle, a fish, a dog, a kitten, a snake, a bug – and they are all his friends. This is a sweet story with enjoyable illustrations

[Dakota Carlson]

First book I ever read on my own 💕

[Heather Jo]

megan summer reading 2016, children's book, leveled reader, easy reader, series, little critter, pets, responsibilities, first grade, second grade

[Nancy]

Can't go wrong with Mercer Mayer and pets!

[Jenny Zimmerman]

A great little picture book for ages 0-3 to listen to with the wonderful wording and the awesome illustrations.

[Jessica]

Little Critter shows the reader each of his pets and tells about them. This is a great book for beginning readers and practicing reading sight words in sentences. There is enough repetition but not too much, and the illustrations can assist young readers in feeling successful