Book #1. In the beginning, Riley is one happy dog. She lives a charmed life with her mom and dad. But as her family begins to grow, Riley must learn to adjust to crying babies, touchy toddlers and a pushy new puppy named Lucy! Every child with a younger sibling will relate to Riley’s story.
Book #4. Poor Riley is old and sick. Her little sister Lucy tells the story of the awful day that Riley wandered away. Lucy and the family search and search, but finally realize that maybe Riley doesn’t want to be found. Lost Doggy Drama is the story of an old friend who ends things her way, and teaches her family to focus on the happy times they shared.
Book #3. Poor Riley is getting old. She can’t see or hear much, and they call her slow poke. At first, she’s jealous when she sees her little sister, Lucy, run and play. But eventually, Riley learns it’s not so bad getting older when your family is there to help you. Old Doggy Drama is a story about kindness and empathy..with big dose of silly!
Book #5. Rosy is moving into a brand-new home, and she’s feeling nervous. What will it look like? How will it smell? Will she like the neighbors or make new friends? Change can be scary, even for a puppy. Butafter a few adjustments and a bit of drama, Rosy learns to look on the bright side. Home is simply the place where she feels safe and loved!
Book #2. Lucy is the baby of the family. Everyone thinks she has it so great, but it’s time for Lucy to tell her side of things! She struggles with hand-me-downs, early bed times, and bossy big sisters. Puppy Drama is the perfect book for anyone with a big sister or brother.
Riley and Lucy are sisters. Riley is older and more responsible. Lucy is younger and a little wild. When they find themselves trapped inside a pet shop after dark, it’s a struggle between having fun and getting home safely. They meet all sorts of pets, taste a lot of treats, and make a few new friends as they try to find a way out of the locked store. It’s a fun-filled night with critters and chaos! Will they destroy the entire store, or find a way home before morning?