Biscuit
A puppy resists going to bed.
Book Series · 20 Books
In order from Biscuit to Biscuit Visits the Firehouse. Part of Biscuit.
The Biscuit I Can Read series is a set of 20 picture books by Alyssa Satin Capucilli, published between 1996 and 2024. Written for ages 2–8, most books run about 30 pages.
A puppy resists going to bed.
20 books · Published 1996–2024
A dog finds a lost duck and helps it return to its family.
A puppy named Biscuit resists taking a bath, but eventually gets clean with the help of his friend Puddles.
A puppy learns to fetch a ball.
A dog named Biscuit sneaks onto a school bus and attends school.
A small puppy and a big dog are good friends and have fun playing together.
A puppy tries to meet a new baby in the house.
A puppy named Biscuit visits the big city with its owner and meets a friend named Jack.
A puppy goes for a walk to Grandpa's house.
A puppy visits a garden and interacts with various creatures.
A dog named Biscuit visits the library on Read to a Pet Day.
A puppy named Biscuit goes on a camping trip with its owner.
A puppy helps feed pets at Mrs. Gray's house.
A puppy named Biscuit watches a parade and gets into mischief.
A puppy named Biscuit gets lost in a big park and his owner searches for him.
A puppy explores the farm in spring.
A puppy named Biscuit visits a community garden with his owner and gets into various adventures.
A playful puppy explores fall's wonders, from apple picking to corn mazes.
A curious puppy explores an aquarium, discovering sea creatures and making new friends.
A curious puppy explores the firehouse, discovering bells and trucks.
There are 20 books in the Biscuit I Can Read series. It began with Biscuit in 1996, and the newest book, Biscuit Visits the Firehouse, was published in 2024.
The series is best for ages 2–8, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Biscuit and Friends is the longest book in the series at 361 words (32 pages).
Biscuit Goes to School is the shortest at 111 words (32 pages).
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