Emma’s Strange Pet
Emma’s Strange Pet by Jean Little, published by HarperCollins in September 2003, is a 64-page children’s book written in English. This story centers around Emma and her brother Max, who longs for a dog but faces the challenge of Emma’s allergy to furry animals. As her birthday approaches, Emma seeks a unique pet that will delight both her and Max, leading to a heartwarming exploration of sibling relationships.
In this engaging narrative, readers will discover how Emma navigates her desire for a pet while considering her brother’s wishes. The book presents themes of family dynamics and the bond between siblings, complemented by Jennifer Plecas’s captivating illustrations. Emma’s journey to find the perfect nonfurry companion highlights the importance of understanding and compromise within family life, making it a relatable tale for young readers.
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“All good pets have fur.
Only strange pets have no fur.”
Emma’s brother, Max, wants a dog. But he can’t have one because Emma is allergic to furry animals. With her birthday just a few days away, Emma decides that she would like a pet for a present. After a trip to the store, Emma finds the perfect nonfurry animal. Will Max like his sister’s strange pet too?
Jean Little’s heartening and subtly insightful tale about the ever-evolving relationship between siblings is underscored by Jennifer Plecas’s captivating artwork.
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