Anoosha Syed

"Louise starts up a game of fetch with Milo at the park and throws a stick across the grass over and over again. She looks so happy every time Milo brings it back to her that Milo concludes Louise must really love Stick too! Whe Louise fakes Milo out by pretending to throw Stick, Milo thinks she went long and takes off to bring Stick back. Milo sets out across the Neighborhood to find Stick - while Louise is simultaneously searching for Milo -...

"When Monster (who lives under the bed) meets Boy (who sleeps in the bed), the boy starts to scream--and Monster promptly swallows him. It's the beginning of a beautiful friendship!" -- Page [4] cover.

When Hank leaves his bike in the driveway to be run over by his dad, he needs to help pay for a new one. But Hank is a kid. What can he do? Pet-sitting sounds easy! Otis is back! But Ben drops him off at Hank's during a storm and Otis dashes off in fear. Can Hank and Janie find him before Ben returns?

"An anthology of six original Last Kids short stories, designed to bridge the gap between books 6 and 7, features contributions by prominent graphic artists and finds Jack and his friends spinning yarns about their over-the-top post-apocalyptic adventures."--Provided by publisher.

Hank still needs money to repair his bike, so he is still a pet sitter. His latest customer is Janie, and she has a parrot named Pete who thinks he is a pirate and tries to fly off and steal his mom's jewelry.

When Hank leaves his bike in the driveway and his dad runs it over, he tries to earn enough money to buy a new one by pet sitting.

On the very first day of summer, Hank's dad runs over his bike, because Hank was irresponsible and left it in the driveway at night. Needing money for a new one, Hank starts a pet sitting service. His first pet is Otis, the very big, trouble-making dog.

Continuing his efforts to make enough money to buy a new bike, Hank the pet sitter takes a job watching Pickles the pig, with help from his friend Janie.

When Hank leaves his bike in the driveway to be run over by his dad, he needs to help pay for a new one. But Hank is a kid. What can he do? Pet-sitting sounds easy! When Melissa asks Hank to watch her chicks for the weekend it sounds like fun! But the chicks follow Ralph from their brooder box. Can Hank get them back in their box?

When Hank leaves his bike in the driveway to be run over by his dad, he needs to help pay for a new one. But Hank is a kid. What can he do? Pet-sitting sounds easy! When an early snow comes, Elliott asks Hank to feed the deer behind his house. Hank puts out the food, but where are the deer?