Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story

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Puppy Problems is a lively, funny graphic novel about what happens when a peaceful pet household is ambushed by one very energetic puppy. Paige Braddock gives Butter, Crackers and Peanut distinct personalities, while the story gently explores jealousy, change, friendship and accepting newcomers. A good choice for newly confident readers who enjoy animal antics, expressive pictures and a little domestic chaos.

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What is Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story about?

Butter the cat and Crackers the dog enjoy a peaceful life until their human brings home Peanut, a lively puppy who disrupts their routine. Peanut's antics, from chewing furniture to fearing the dark, frustrate the duo. Determined to restore order, they plot to get rid of him. However, when Peanut gets lost, Butter and Crackers realise the value of friendship and teamwork, leading to a heartwarming rescue mission.

About the author

Paige Braddock is a talented author and illustrator who loves creating fun and imaginative stories. She is best known for her graphic novel series 'Stinky Cecil', which follows the adventures of a brave frog and his friends. Paige enjoys drawing animals and hopes her books inspire children to explore nature and enjoy reading.

Discussion ideas around Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story

A New Arrival: How do Butter and Crackers feel when Peanut comes to live with them, and what might help them adjust?

Being Different: Peanut behaves differently from Butter and Crackers. What makes each animal special, and which differences cause the most trouble?

Friendship and Teamwork: What do the animals learn about working together, and when have you solved a problem by helping someone else?

Feeling Afraid: Peanut is frightened of the dark and Crackers is nervous too. How do the characters deal with fear?

Home and Belonging: What makes a place feel like home for Butter, Crackers and Peanut?