Too Many Pets

by Mark Anderson

A young man explains to his friend why he doesn't think he has too many pets at all. Mark Anderson is a retired librarian and lives in Greeley, CO.
Asa Crowe is an artist in several different media and lives in Iowa City, Ia.

26 pages, ebook

Published February 20, 2020

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Reviews

[Zaire Hebert · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book can be used as a creative tool to challenge children’s imagination as they describe the illustrations to guess what the young man is trying to say to his friend. Recommended for all academic persons.

[Keith Morrell · Rating 4 out of 5]

We already have two dogs, a cat, two hamsters, a fish tank, and a hermit crab and yet my kids want to keep more pets. Ever since my 3 year old daughter bought this book, it has become a convincing piece in our house to lure me and my husband in going to the pet store.

[Owen Harrison · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of kids develop a liking to only a few specific animals while end up disliking some or being scared. This book is a great way to educate kids and expose them to the fun facts and make belief traits of different animals.

[Tamia Rhodes · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a delightful treat for children of all ages. The one-sided conversation in the form of a poem between two friends regarding animals who stayed and eventually became pets is very entertaining.

[Alexus Hartman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Such a simple yet thoughtful idea to engage children and enable them to explore their imagination with all the different animals mentioned.

[Jake Valentine · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cheerful and upbeat, this book is sure to mesmerize kids of all ages. The funny animal interactions and descriptions are a great way to make kids love animals.