McDuff

McDuff Moves In (new design) (McDuff Stories)

Perfect for back-to-school McDuff and his friend, Marie-Antoinette, are going to obedience training school. But unless Fred and Lucy help McDuff practice his commands, how will he ever be good enough pass his test?

McDuff Goes to School (Mcduff)

When McDuff and his new French-speaking neighbors' dog are enrolled in obedience school, it seems as though McDuff has not learned his lessons.

McDuff and the Baby (new design) (McDuff Stories)

When Fred and Lucy bring home a new baby, McDuff is worried! ItÂ’s been just the three of them ever since McDuff moved in! Is there really room for one more in their family?

McDuff Comes Home (new design) (McDuff Stories)

After chasing a fat rabbit all over the neighborhood, McDuff realizes that he doesn’t know the way home! It’ll take a keen nose—and a new friend—to help him find his way back to Fred and Lucy.

McDuff's Wild Romp (new design) (McDuff Stories)

Uh-oh-it's time for Sunday dinner at Aunt Frieda's. That means one thing-an evening with mean old cat Purlina. But the pets' tussle over a Turkey Tidbit leads to a wild romp through the house no one will soon forget!

McDuff Saves the Day (new design) (McDuff Stories)

On a Fourth of July picnic with his human family, McDuff, a beloved but trouble-mongering white terrier, inadvertently allows "silent invaders" (namely, ants) to make off with the entire contents of the lunch basket. Luckily, McDuff has a way with strangers (and their picnic baskets), and in no time flat, he's finagled an invitation from a lonely older man to share his meal with the family.

Rosemary Wells and Susan Jeffers's series about the earnest pooch and his expanding community of friends and family harkens back to quainter days, when baby carriers were buckled into cars with leather straps and kind gentlemen didn't mind sharing their fried chicken and devil's food cake with strangers. Jeffers's inviting paintings of 1930s cars and fashions, and of course the little white dog himself, are warm and appealing. Readers who loved McDuff Goes to School and McDuff's New Friend will enjoy this summery entry in the series. (Ages 3 to 5) --Emilie Coulter

Fourth of July fun! When hungry ants eat up his family's Fourth of July picnic, McDuff puts his nose to the ground and uncovers a reward even better than meatballs!

McDuff's Christmas (McDuff Stories)

McDuff's Favorite Things: Touch and Feel (McDuff Stories)

This touch-and-feel book starring the beloved Westie is packed with tactile fun for tots. McDuff has soft white fur, a red leather collar, and a knobbly bone to chew! He also has a squeaky toy raccoon, a cozy bed, and cuddly friends! Toddlers will be tickled to discover, pet, listen to, and look at the unique elements that make up McDuff's world.

McDuff Stories, The (McDuff Stories)

A series of stories in which McDuff, a West Highland Terrier puppy, finds a wonderful home, has an adventure chasing a rabbit, adjusts to a new baby in the house, and helps rescue Santa.

McDuff's Hide-and-Seek: Lift the Flap/Pull the Tab (Mcduff)