Worzel is an enormous hound with “issues”. Now in his third year with his forever family, Worzel's horizons are expanding. When City Hall tries to take his favorite beach away from dogs, Worzel and his family march into a campaign to save the beach. Meanwile, there's a foreign trip to plan for, a ball obsessed Labrador to contend with, and a foster brother who needs teaching in the ways of the world. And maybe, he can even teach Worzel a thing or two. Mom, long-suffering Dad, five cats, and two nearly grown up children, all feature in Worzel’s third diary bringing together poems, letters, and advice that only Worzel Wooface would attempt to offer.  

Three Quite Very Actual Cheers for Worzel Wooface!

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pickles, Catherine

Pets & Animal Care

Hubble & Hattie

This beautifully illustrated book for children tells the story of a child and a dog going for a walk, told from the dog’s point of view in an easy-reading rhythmical style. As explained by Worzel, an enormous Lurcher with ‘issues,’ new experiences can be very scary for him, although he really, really does want to go on exciting walks. The original and engaging illustrations will delight children and adults, as well as educate, showing them the secret language of dogs, and will help children learn how to walk dogs in a safe and responsible way. The information presented in this book is endorsed by dog trainers, parents and teachers alike, and would be an essential addition to every classroom, library and children’s bookshelf.

Worzel Goes for a Walk! Will You Come, Too?

Children's Books

Animals

Hubble & Hattie Kids

This humorous book tells the story of Worzel, an enormous lurcher with "issues" and his newly adopted family - told entirely from the dog's point of view. Adapted from Catherine Pickles highly acclaimed blog, a finalist in the UK Blog Awards 2015, this is a uniquely told story of family life with a rescue animal.
When a disastrous turn of events means he has to be rehomed, Worzel's life changes dramatically. Now, as well as dealing with his own issues, he's got to deal with a distinctly imperfect family, and several cats - some of whom aren't that pleased to welcome him into their home ...
WANTED: Small, friendly dog. Good with people and other dogs. Able to cope with teenagers and life in a weird family that's given up trying to be perfect. The ability to sail, or a willingness to learn, an advantage. Must like cats.
WANTED: Experienced family for anxious, enormous Lurcher. No small children. Needs someone around all the time. Cat-safe.
WANTED: Someboddedy to luff me for wot I are. A famberly that likes walking and doing hinteresting fings but does not hexpect me to be perfick. Or do sit. No small children, sticks, flip-flops or cats. Ok, there can be cats but they'd better be actual quite very nice to me.
Kittens, dogs, family, boats, friends (both human and furry), disasters and successes all feature in over 200 pages of stories, letters and diary entries.

The Quite Very Actual Adventures of Worzel Wooface

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

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