Trevor loves bones, perhaps more than any other dog, but today he has a very sore tooth and can't possibly chew the big juicy bone in front of him.Luckily, his best friend Ralph knows exactly what to do.
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Gus and Ross (Phonics Step 4): Read It Yourself - Level 0 Beginner Reader
Penguin Random House Children's UK
2026
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Gus loves to be by himself. He explores all over the barnyard, taking in the world around him. Until he finds three small eggs. His perfect companions might be inside How long will they take to hatch? In this Level 1 Green Light Reader, the latest addition to Olivier Dunrea's growing gaggle has a self-assured independence that beginning readers are sure to identify with The perfectly pitched storytelling and illustrations that Gossie & Friends fans have come to cherish are just right for those starting to read independently.
This book is a love story, a dog story, a sports story, a nature story. It describes the intense partnership and subtle communication between a human and her talented border collie as they learn the refined art of sheepdog trialing. It illustrates Gus's power, beauty, sheep sense, intelligence, flaws, and extraordinary sense of responsibility. It provides a window into the art of sheepdog training and the ancient world of sheep farming and shepherding in the UK--a moving story about a remarkable animal spirit and the woman who documents it.
"A compelling, emotional story about finding hope after loss. Once again, Kim Holden packs all the feels " -Vilma Iris BlogFrom the international bestselling author of Bright Side, comes a soul repairing story about the intense grief that follows unimaginable loss and the intense hope and love that heals it.Amazon Top 20 BestsellerBook 2 of 3 in the Bright Side Series The journey that began in Bright Side, continues ...Grief fresh and emotions raw, Gus Hawthorne is forced to return to life long before he's ready or willing. His up-and-coming band, Rook, is set to commence a postponed European tour, their debut album is blowing up worldwide, and all he wants to do is hide.Though hiding may not be an option, numbing the pain via self-destruction is. Drink, drugs, and sex become a coping mechanism, debauchery a crutch.With his bandmates and management at their wits' end, the decision is made to bring in a personal assistant to keep Gus in line. Though reluctant to take the job, Scout MacKenzie is desperate for an escape from her own life in New York City. She's solitary, headstrong, organized, efficient, but most importantly unfazed by the glamour of fame, making her the perfect candidate.Personalities clash immediately.Gus sees a rigid, cold babysitter he nicknames Impatient.Scout sees an out of control, stereotypical rock star she calls a jacka$$.Neither sees the others' baggage-until proximity forces eyes to open, gained perspective forces hearts to thaw, and an unlikely friendship hesitantly threatens to emerge.Let the healing begin. Note from the author: Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is recommended for mature audiences.
Red Squirrel Phonics is a new series of decodable readers from Raintree, packed with real stories using words that children can read. The programme teaches children phonics skills in a sequential and systematic way so that they can learn the sounds (phonemes) and the letters that represent them (graphemes) and then practise and apply this knowledge through reading appealing, decodable texts that make sense. This ensures that every beginner reader will experience success in their reading from their very first book! In this Level 2 book we meet Gus the goat. Goats like to stand on things. Gus finds that a log is a perfect place to reach the washing on the line. Mum is not happy.
Gus is a goldfish with big dreams. Dive in with him as he puts his dreams in motion. For anyone who dreams big, this is the book for you. Illustrated with colorful paintings guaranteed to delight young and old readers.
He was loved, great cat lived a great life, did everything a cat could ever do. Such a sweet killer. Aldo just got home from murdering and now he has Gus-like behaviors. He is picking up where Gus left off. I love you Gus. Eulogy by Michael Illustrations by Paul
This story was an idea that started years ago when my twin boys spent the summer with their grandmother in North Carolina. Listening to their stories and adding my adventures in Chicago, I came up with the story of a young boy raised by a single parent as my brother and I were. With gangs very prominent in our lives, we were shipped off to Michigan. Combining all this, I created my composite of Bobby. As for Gus, he was created to be a catalysis to provide Bobby with a path, and being a goose, he would be the most unusual messenger.
A short fun bedtime story for children aged 4 - 10 who love unicorns. Young Jessie Farrell is always being left behind. When she gets lost in a corn maze on Halloween Eve, she is befriended by a Unicorn named Gus who takes her on an adventure to meet the Spirit Bear who guards the pumpkin patch from a pumpkin stealing rat. This is the first in a series of short bedtime stories about Jessie and Gus, son of the Unicorn King.This story is written in an easy to read play type of format. Pair the print or ebook with the audio book for a fun way for kids to learn to read using the phonetic system. The tale of Jessie and Gus was a favorite of the kids during the author's school readings. One class of eight year-olds asked if they could participate in the reading. The kids had a blast reading their parts out to the class and got quite into the characters, hence the format.
A funny, heartfelt story about the lifelong friendship between a crocodile and the boy who becomes his zookeeper--perfect for fans of A Sick Day for Amos McGee. Gus is the star of the reptile house. He enjoys putting on a show for visitors, and no one adores seeing Gus more than Edward. They don’t just share a bond; they share a birthday. So, Edward decides to become a zookeeper, looking after all of the reptiles, but especially Gus. Over the years, they spend every birthday together, but one day Edward doesn’t show up for their shared celebration. Naturally, Gus decides to leave the zoo and find him. Don’t worry, readers. Edward is okay, and Gus is determined to make sure he stays that way. Birthday buddies and true friends stick together."Gus is a celebration of how much having people care about us means, whether we are very young or very, very old." - Dr. Stephanie Ward, Onscreen geriatrician for ABC television show "Old People’s Home for 4 Year Old’s" and "Old People’s Home for Teenagers."