Happiest Animals Ever

Discover the happiest animals in the world in this cute and funny collection. Find out fascinating facts about each animal and the characteristics that make them so special. It's time to decide who gets your vote as the happiest animal ever! Stunning photographs and easy-to-read text make this the perfect book for young animal lovers.

A Waterstones Paperback of the Year! What happens when you feel stressed? Maybe you start sweating, or your heart beats faster. When Charlie McGuffin gets stressed, something a little bit different happens: he turns into an animal! Unfortunately, things are getting quite stressful for Charlie: - His dad's business is in real trouble - He might have to move in with his Aunt Brenda and her seventeen cats (and wooden leg) - And it's getting harder and harder to control his powers Luckily, Charlie's best friends Flora, Wogan and Mohsen are on hand to help. If they can break into the fortress-like offices of Van Der Gruyne Industries and recover the McGuffins' stolen gold, maybe Charlie won't have to move away after all. Can Charlie's friends help him master his powers once and for all, or will he end up stuck as a pigeon forever? Praise for Charlie Changes into a Chicken: 'This is a really funny book!' Alice, age 8 'My body couldn't help but shake with laughter' Maren, age 10 'Belly-busting hilarity' The Guardian 'Laugh-out-loud funny' The Mail on Sunday 'The modern masterpiece . . . this savvy, comic tale ticks every box' The Daily Telegraph 'Cleverly daft storytelling at its very, very best' Maz Evans, author of Who Let The Gods Out? 'The best kind of silly' The Observer 'Full of heart and humour, wit and wisdom' Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs 'Wonderfully heart-warming and absolutely hilarious' Catherine Doyle, author of The Storm Keeper's Island Charlie Changes into a Chicken has been: Shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize! Longlisted for the Brandford Boase Award! Longlisted for the Blue Peter Award! The Guardian and The Telegraph's Book of the Year!

"Beautiful photographs of a pampered pet fox — an amazing tale." —Books Monthly A heartwarming book about a happy-go-lucky fox named Juniper: Juniper's adorable snaggletooth smile and fun-loving personality are vibrantly captured in this heartwarming book. Juniper's story chronicles her adoption and real-life Fox and the Hound relationship with a dog named Moose, as well as the hilarious shenanigans she regularly gets herself into—including adapting to her new companion Fig, a younger fox who was rescued from a fur farm. • Features a charming narrative about Juniper's life and how she ended up as an Instagram-famous house pet • With gorgeous photos and a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to live with a fox, this book will capture the heart of any animal lover • Readers will also get a look at the thing Juniper is best known for: she paints with her paws! Juniper's paw paintings sell out instantly on her website, and readers will delight in learning more about her artistic adventures With millions of followers on Instagram, Juniper the fox is the internet's cutest pet and readers will love the magic that has captured within the pages of Juniper: The Happiest Fox! A 2019 YALSA Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers • Jessika Coker is an artist, entrepreneur, and the owner of Juniper. She handles all of Juniper's social media @juniperfoxx and is currently starting an animal sanctuary in the south • Juniper is a mixed media artist and a fox, who resides in the South with her human mom, Jessika, and several other animal friends • Makes an excellent and unique gift for friends and loved ones that are animal lovers

Is it acceptable to kill an animal that has been granted a pleasant life? This book rigorously explores the moral basis of the ideal of animal-friendly animal husbandry and sheds new light on utilitarian moral theory by pointing out the assumptions and implications of two different versions of utilitarianism, with surprising conclusions.

Is it acceptable to kill an animal that has been granted a pleasant life? This book rigorously explores the moral basis of the ideal of animal-friendly animal husbandry and sheds new light on utilitarian moral theory by pointing out the assumptions and implications of two different versions of utilitarianism, with surprising conclusions.