Diane deGroat

There is nothing in the world that Charlie the ranch dog loves more than a good nap and a tasty piece of bacon. He has his daily routine perfectly planned out! But everything changes when a brand-new baby calf named Abigail arrives on the ranch. Suddenly, Charlie's peaceful life is turned upside down. Everyone is rubbing Abigail's belly instead of his, feeding her instead of him, and even tucking her into Charlie's very own bed! It is not easy sharing the spotlight, and Charlie is definitely not happy about this new addition to the family. Will this sleepy basset hound figure out how to make room in his heart for a little calf? Join Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond for a funny and sweet story about adjusting to new siblings, welcoming unexpected friends, and learning to share the love.

Wake up, Charlie! The ranch is completely covered in a beautiful blanket of white snow. Charlie the basset hound usually takes his patrol duties very seriously, but a snowy day calls for a special break. It is time to head outdoors and enjoy the chilly weather! Charlie is ready to hit the hills and share a thrilling sled ride with his best buddy, Walter. But when Walter suddenly goes missing in the winter wonderland, Charlie has to put his ranch dog skills to the test. Can he track down his friend and save their snow day? Bundle up and join Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond's lovable pup on a determined search-and-rescue mission. This charming winter adventure is packed with snowy fun, loyal friendship, and the perfect amount of excitement for young readers.

Why is there a giant tree sitting right in the middle of the living room? And what are all these mysterious boxes hiding underneath it? Charlie the ranch dog considers himself the true king of the house, but the holidays are bringing some very confusing surprises. The biggest shock of all arrives when Charlie discovers a brand-new kitten under the tree! Charlie definitely did not put a kitty on his Christmas list. In fact, this might be a complete disaster! Can a sleepy basset hound learn to share his ranch with a tiny, energetic furball? Join Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond for a hilarious and heartwarming holiday tale. You will discover that if you keep an open heart, the best new friends often come in the most unexpected packages.

Life on the ranch means spending plenty of time outdoors, whether you are helping out with the cattle or tossing a ball around with the family. Charlie the basset hound is ready to trade in his usual nap time for some serious game time! From football to soccer to basketball, Charlie is eager to jump right into the action and help take his team to victory. But even though he tries his best on the field, Charlie's absolute favorite part of playing sports happens after the winning goal. That is when everyone takes a break for a delicious postgame meal! He might be a bit of a benchwarmer when it comes to running and jumping, but Charlie will always be the MVP of dinnertime. Join Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond for another funny and charming adventure with everyone's favorite ranch dog.

Ten-year-old Anastasia Krupnik knows exactly what she thinks about almost everything in the world. In fact, she keeps very organized lists in her green notebook to keep track of it all. On her list of Things I Love, you will find making lists, writing poems, and her goldfish named Frank. On her list of Things I Hate, you will find boys, pumpkin pie, and her teacher Mrs. Westvessel. But this year, Anastasia's lists are getting complicated. A lot of very significant things are happening to her, like falling in love for the first time and really getting to know her grandmother. Just when she thinks she has her life perfectly figured out, her parents drop the biggest bombshell of all. They are having a baby. To Anastasia, an impending baby brother is the absolute last straw. She is determined to hate this new addition to her family. Join Anastasia as she navigates the hilarious ups and downs of being ten years old, trying to understand her changing world, and discovering that sometimes the things you expect to hate might just end up on your list of things you love.