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English
Walker Books
01 April 2026
Series: Paw Prints
The fourth book in the Paw Prints series - funny stories from your favourite funny people!

When Luca's mum and dad give him a special present for his birthday, he hopes it's the pet dog he's been waiting for. Instead, he gets Fuzzball. But a guinea pig can't play fetch, go for walks or learn fun tricks like a dog can. Just when Luca is ready to give up on Fuzzball, he finds something that Fuzzball CAN do ...
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Illustrated by:   James Foley (Author/Illustrator)
Imprint:   Walker Books
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 130mm, 
Weight:   68g
ISBN:   9781760658892
ISBN 10:   1760658898
Series:   Paw Prints
Pages:   64
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 5 to 7 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Nathan Luff grew up on a farm in rural NSW as one of five boys. His colourful upbringing is often the inspiration for the stories he tells. Nathan is the author of The Nerd Herd and Family Holidays Disasters series and the middle grade novels Chicken Stu, Bad Grammar and Jungle Escape. In addition to writing children’s books and plays, Nathan can be found programming children's and YA events for writers’ festivals and teaching in primary schools. James Foley started his illustration career in primary school, drawing cartoons for the school newspaper. The paper only lasted one issue - probably because his class used smoke machines to fake a fire in the school hall (though it did make the front page). James is in high demand as a speaker in schools and libraries across Australia. He is also an ambassador for literacy charities Room To Read and Books In Homes. He lives in Perth with his wife, son and labrador. Visit him at www.jamesfoley.com.au or @jamesfoleybooks

Reviews for Paw Prints: Fuzzball

Such a fun, relatable little read for kids who are in their “I want a pet” era! * vanesajosevski.author via instagram * Firstly, the relatable scenario of ‘Can I get a dog?’ is the focus of this dramatic and humorous tale. (I feel that a lot of kids can relate to the parental argument of ‘It takes a lot of responsibility to care for a dog. If you show me, we can consider it.’ ) Secondly, the pacing is excellent. Enough description to assist in developing a clear picture in the reader’s imagination but not enough to overwhelm. Finally, the illustrations are elite! * idreamofallthebooks via instagram *


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