Alyssa Satin Capucilli Books in Order

Biscuit visits the library for Read to a Pet Day, exploring puppets, recorded books, and time with friends. A librarian helps the curious puppy discover which activity he most enjoys among the day's many possibilities.

Henry welcomes a new baby into the family and experiences excitement, affection, and jealousy. Helping with everyday care gives him a role as a big brother, while waiting for a playmate requires patience.

Katy receives a sparkly valentine without a signature and wonders who sent it. With Ralph's help, she prepares a card for her unknown admirer, hoping to discover the friend behind the surprise.

Katy dresses up to visit her father's office, where she tries typing, coloring, and dancing. Her enthusiasm causes a stack of papers to tumble, challenging her to enjoy the visit while learning to be more careful.

Katy plans to trick-or-treat as a magical dancing unicorn. Seeing Alice's shimmering outfit makes her doubt her own costume. With Halloween fun at risk, her friends try to help her appreciate the choice she made.

Biscuit is ready to sleep outdoors and explore the unfamiliar sights of camping. Tents, flashlights, and fireflies promise an adventure, but gathering rain clouds raise a problem for the puppy's plans.

Bear feels unsure about his first day of preschool, despite Mama's reassurance that bears enjoy school. Painting, stories, and potential new friends wait inside, challenging his reluctance as he adjusts to an unfamiliar place.

Grandma's gifts of a notebook and leash send Tulip and Rex on a walk to the park. Collecting words about what they see and do gives Tulip the material to invent a story about their adventures.

Biscuit helps a neighbor feed an assortment of pets, each needing its own food. When the animals would rather play, mealtime becomes complicated. The puppy needs a way to give everyone both attention and dinner.

Ralph wants a rocket ship to visit the stars and planets, but his parents say one would be too big. He turns to building and imagination, hoping to create a spacecraft with room for Katy.

Biscuit and his friend Puddles go to the park on a promising day for kite flying. When the wind threatens to carry their kite away, the two puppies must work together to keep their outing on course.

Biscuit gets ready for bed among cozy blankets and sparkling stars. Five textures invite young children to touch and explore the puppy's nighttime surroundings, making the bedtime routine an activity to share with a reader.

Animals and families discover different kinds of blankets, from flowers covering a field to kisses surrounding a baby. The story connects familiar comforts with the care that helps little ones settle down to sleep.

Emmett wears his blue cape everywhere and imagines himself a superhero, even trying to keep it on at bedtime. When the cape disappears, Katy's little brother wonders how he can feel super without it.

Animal parents tuck their babies in with songs and good-night kisses before human parents settle their own child to sleep. The bedtime scenes follow families through familiar acts of care as the day ends.

Fathers help their babies prepare for sleep through carrying, bathing, rocking, and reading together. Rhyming verses connect these bedtime routines with the sounds and sights of night, offering a quiet story for parent and child to share.

A parent promises lasting love to a child, beginning with their first meeting. Mother-and-daughter scenes and imagined landscapes carry that reassurance through the story, giving families a way to express affection as they read together.

Children unroll their mats for a first yoga class and discover poses named after animals. Photographs introduce movements such as downward dog and lion pose, with basic instructions for practicing alongside a parent or guardian.

Bear's birthday brings new chances to get dressed and help prepare his party by himself. When wind scatters leaves during the celebration, his determination to handle everything alone meets a problem he cannot easily fix.

Biscuit watches fire trucks, jugglers, and clowns arrive for a parade, but watching is not enough for him. The little puppy wants a turn to march and looks for a way to join the celebration.

Biscuit and his owner visit the park to play, but chasing a ball takes the puppy out of sight. The outing brings unexpected discoveries as his disappearance interrupts their familiar game.

Biscuit visits a farm, eager to help and meet the baby animals. Touch-and-feel pages let young readers explore a foal's mane, a lamb's wool, and a duck's feathers as they join the puppy's visit.

Three witches find only a bone in their cupboard on Halloween morning. They go through their village looking for soup ingredients, but the spooky neighbors doubt that anything tasty can come from such an unpromising start.

Mighty Tug works among much larger ships in a busy harbor. Guiding vessels through the channel and coming to their rescue, the little tugboat shows how a small boat can take on important jobs.

Photographs follow young children at their first swim class as they learn to float, kick, and blow bubbles. Simple text introduces the experience, with supervised practice instructions and reminders about swimming only when adults are watching.

Snow brings a chance for Biscuit to join a sledding race, and the little yellow puppy wants to play. Simple words and repeating phrases follow his antics as an ordinary snow day turns into a surprise competition.

Children arrive for their first day of school, meeting a teacher and making friends. Photographs and simple text introduce classroom activities, including singing, playing, and learning, to help young readers picture what school will be like.

Photographs of children with puppies introduce the responsibilities of a first pet. Feeding, walking, cleaning up, and teaching a puppy to sit show young readers how daily care becomes part of welcoming a dog home.

A parent and child spend a day exploring together, from playing at the park to learning something new. Rhyming text celebrates the reassurance of staying close and sharing each experience, wherever the day takes them.

Children caring for their first kittens introduce young readers to pet ownership through photographs and simple text. Feeding, petting, and cleaning up show the everyday responsibilities behind welcoming a new cat into the family.

Bubbe shops at Tel Aviv's Carmel Market for everything she needs for Shabbat. Along with food, flowers, and candles, she brings home stray cats whose noisy presence threatens to upset the dinner she has planned.

Spring arrives on the farm, giving Biscuit a chance to meet its youngest animals. The little yellow puppy makes friends with piglets, lambs, chicks, and little llamas in a simple story for children beginning to read.

Biscuit and the little girl prepare a Christmas photo album for Grandma and Grandpa, gathering their favorite holiday memories. A section for readers' own memories invites children to connect the puppy's celebration with their family's traditions.

From morning until night, everyday moments reveal the love surrounding a child. This picture book celebrates the bonds between children, parents, grandparents, and friends, finding affection and delight in the small details of being together.

Biscuit joins his friends at the community garden, where seeds, shovels, and flowers promise a busy day. As the puppy explores, new friendships and opportunities to help show young readers what a shared garden can offer.

Library Fish loves listening to stories from her bowl on the librarian's desk. When snow keeps everyone away, she must decide whether to leave the safety of her bowl and explore her library home alone.

Biscuit explores an aquarium filled with colorful fish, sea turtles, and jellyfish. Among the unfamiliar creatures, he discovers sea lions whose barking sounds surprisingly familiar, turning his outing into an adventure in noticing differences and similarities.

Biscuit enjoys an autumn outing filled with apples, fallen leaves, and a corn maze. A tractor ride adds to the day’s discoveries as the curious puppy explores the changing season with his familiar energy and enthusiasm.

Watching the librarian teach children their letters makes Library Fish want to read too. After closing time, she jumps from her bowl to practice, trying to turn the sounds and words she hears into stories.

Curious puppy Biscuit pays a visit to the firehouse, bringing his familiar enthusiasm into a new setting. This early reader follows his outing with simple language designed for children beginning to share stories and recognize words.

Biscuit and the little girl enjoy a sleepover with puppy friends. There is plenty of fun before bedtime, but the little yellow dog still needs to find a stuffed animal to keep him company while he sleeps.