Biscuit stories
We love the Biscuit series. Biscuit is a little puppy that is playful and generally loves other animals. Overall, the stories are innocent and happy and the illustrations are cute, colorful and soft or flowy.
The books often say for ages 2-6. The stories are not complex, which argues for the low end of that range, but potentially because they are about a cute little puppy that just likes to play they may still be appropriate for the entire age range.
Biscuit Finds a Friend (1997):
Happy Thanksgiving Biscuit! (1999): This is a fall season story that for once, we are overly happy doesn’t focus on the scary parts of Halloween. And it even comes with lesson of being thankful.
Biscuit’s Christmas (2000):
Merry Christmas, from Biscuit (2001):
Biscuit Gives a Gift (2004):
Biscuit Visits the Pumpkin Patch (2004): Another fall season story that doesn’t focus on the scary parts of Halloween! It’s a short happy visit to a pumpkin patch for Biscuit.
Biscuit’s Snowy Day (2005):
Biscuit’s Day at the Farm (2007):
Biscuit’s Christmas Eve (2007): A cute little Christmas story about Christmas trees, Christmas presents, Christmas carolers, and the joy of family. As a heads up, this story does include Santa, which seems like parents either embrace or avoid at this time.
Biscuit’s First Trip (2010):
Biscuit and the Lost Teddy Bear (2011):
Biscuit and the Great Fall Day (2022): An fun fall story that includes an energetic puppy and many of the fall classics including apples, falling leaves, a corn maze and a hay ride.
Cautions: We don’t have any blanket concerns for the series, but if we find any in individual stories we’ll mention them above.
