WOOF! MEOW MEOW! Biscuit Wants to Play by Alyssa Satin Capucilli

Biscuit and his girl are visiting a friend. Biscuit has to explore everything he sees wherever he goes, and when he peers inside a basket, there is a surprise inside.

WHAT'S IN THAT BASKET?

It's Daisy the cat. And not just Daisy!

"MEOW, MEOW!"

It's Daisy's two kittens and they want to play with Biscuit. Biscuit finds a stick, but the kittens don't want to play with a stick. They want to chase the dry leaves tumbling all over the grass. With a pounce the kitties catch leaves, so Biscuit catches one, too.

But now the kittens are chasing a butterfly just above their heads Wait! Now what are those kittens doing? Climbing a tree? Up they go!

THE KITTENS ARE STUCK IN THE TREE!

Biscuit can't climb trees, but he can jump and bark!

His girl and her friend come to get the kittens down. But the kittens still want to play. Biscuit lets them chase his tail, but that doesn't keep them busy for long.

THERE THEY GO AGAIN!

Playing kitten-sitter can keep a puppy busy, as Biscuit learns in Alyssa Capucilli's account of Biscuit's first encounter with kittens, Biscuit Wants to Play (My First I Can Read) (Harper). Biscuit's adventures make great first encounters with easy readers for young pet lovers just meeting the world of reading.