Pam Scheunemann Books

Harry has a wonderful time playing and eating special treats with his cousin Teddy at their family reunion, but soon it is time to go back home to his mother's den at the Woodland Inn. Includes fac...

Bear claws

By Pam Scheunemann

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Cat tails

By Pam Scheunemann

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Silky and Angel, feline detectives assigned to Pooch Patrol, investigate a rumor that the Bowser Bunch dog pack is planning to take over Purrsville. Includes facts about cats.

Cat tails

By Pam Scheunemann

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Silky and Angel, feline detectives assigned to Pooch Patrol, investigate a rumor that the Bowser Bunch dog pack is planning to take over Purrsville. Includes facts about cats.

Cow licks

By Pam Scheunemann

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Mrs. O'Leary, owner of Cool Licks ice cream shop, teaches young Dottie to make ice cream, too, so that there will be enough for the Moo Town Festival. Includes facts about cows.

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