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It's a whole new school year, and Joey Pigza is determined to leave his wired ways in the past and be the paying attention, focused, straight-A student he believes he can be. But seated next to him is Bean, a new girl who is in foster care and who happens to have many of the same attention issues Joey has. From day one, Joey can see all the parallels in their behavior, and he's worried that her hyperactive secret sauce is going to tarnish his year.

Joey Pigza is a boy with big ideas and a heart bigger than his best friend in the whole world—Pablo, his loving chihuahua. Joey returns in a second Audible Original, this time to help rescue all the local dogs that need good homes and to help the animal shelter get the word out about their “Pets Make People Better” adoption event. But in a twist of fate, his own beloved chihuahua, Pablo, has been sent to keep Joey’s mother company in jail to help make her a better person!

L'inépuisable univers de Trifouillis-les-Os est de retour et, au milieu de la torpeur de l'été, on savoure avec bonheur les ballades rock et les dialogues à l'humour inimitable, signés Rémi Vidal. Les Rex Pistols prennent des vacances. Place aux récits estivaux et farfelus d’aventures vécues par d'autres bandes de Trifouillis. On y croise des chiens des rues pour certains, mais aussi des chiens des villes, des montagnes et des champs.

An exciting, tail wagging story about the relationship between Snoopy the shelter dog, and his human friend, comedian Joey Camen. Comedy and calamity ensue with various dogs, cats, and colorful characters you'll meet throughout Snoopy and Joey's thirteen year friendship. Snoopy, the best-looking Sheltie-mix ever to come out of the Burbank Animal Shelter redeems Joey's distrust of dogs from a boyhood incident in Detroit and brings immense joy to his life.

La nuit du souvenir est le quatrième opus d'une série de spectacles audio drôlissimes et décalés autour des aventures de Joey et de sa joyeuse bande de chiens des rues, les Rex Pistols. De belles tranches de rigolades, avec en toile de fond, des combats pour l'égalité des genres et le droit à la différence. Les Rex Pistols vivent toujours à Trifouillis-les-Os. Un soir, la bande se retrouve enfermée dans le garage de Lemmie : entre l'établi et les vieux pneus, les souvenirs de jeunesse remontent à la surface...

Who is this intriguing little girl and her amazing puppy? Where has she come from? What is her story? She has something very important to say, but no one is listening! A sweet, poignant tale about climate change, Ursamer is ideal for children ages eight and older.