Books like Charlotte's Web

Church mice led by Mouse Mistress Hildegarde save themselves from danger after danger, but fear a new threat more than cats: the Great X. Can one ultimate act of bravery get Father Murphy to bless these mice and keep them safe forever? With humor and personality, this young middle-grade novel has an old-fashioned feel with the makings of a modern classic.

Meet Peanut, the odd dog who loves apples instead of bones. But when he becomes paranoid about his neighbor stealing from his apple tree, Peanut learns a valuable lesson about friendship and self-discovery. Claudia Boldt's whimsical tale will charm readers of all ages.

A Boy Called Bat is a heartwarming and humorous chapter book about a young boy on the autism spectrum. The book is perfect for independent reading by children ages 6 to 8, and is also a great supplement for homeschooling activities. The novel follows Bat's experiences and challenges in school, with friends and family, and at home with his baby pet skunk. The novel is approachable for younger or reluctant readers, while still delivering a powerful and thoughtful story.

In this animal adventure, follow Stumpy Squirrel and her friends - a Labrador retriever, a wise hermit crab, and a bat who eats Chinese food - as they navigate the challenges of life in Gooseberry Park. When a devastating ice storm destroys their home, Stumpy disappears, leaving her babies behind. Can her friends rescue the babies and find Stumpy? This heartwarming tale, written by Newbery Medal-winning author Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Arthur Howard, is sure to delight and entertain readers of all ages.

Unlikely animal friendships are explored in this heartwarming board book. Through real-life stories and rhyming text, readers gain insight into animals and witness the beauty of support and love for one another, regardless of differences. Photographers from around the world capture the truth and mystery of these existing friendships, expressing tolerance of differences and making us look at the kindness of animals—and humans—a little differently.

"Life According to Og the Frog" follows the adventures of Og, a lively frog who moves into Room 26, where he finds new friends, routines, and even juicy crickets in his tank. However, his new life is in jeopardy when talk of sending him back to the pond arises. With encouragement from his classmates and a love for making up songs and poems, Og doesn't want to say goodbye to his furry neighbor or his new life. Will his classmates keep him as their classroom pet or return him to the pond?

Freddy the pig, stimulated by reading Sherlock Holmes, sets up in a business as a detective....

A mouse and a whale become unlikely friends in Amos & Boris. With nothing in common except kind hearts, the two mammals prove that helping others knows no bounds. When a perilous situation arises on the sea, Amos and Boris must work together to ensure each other's safety. However, their friendship doesn't end there, as Amos must find a way to save Boris when he needs help later on. This beloved children's book is a New York Times Best Illustrated Book, and a Notable and Outstanding Children's Book of the Year.

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Escape from Baxters' Barn is a heartwarming animal story that readers of Charlotte's Web will adore. When Burdock overhears a dangerous plan, he must rally the other barn animals to escape before it's too late. Written with charming dialogue and beautiful illustrations, readers will fall in love with these lovable characters.