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Mae & Malibu
The Dream Team
Book1
Written by Jenna Elyse Johnson
Illustrated by Anuki López
Mae's dreams are about to come true. She's getting a dog!
And not just any dog: a service dog named Malibu! Together, they will be the dream team. But if Mae can't train Malibu in seizure alert and response, Mom won't let Mae officially adopt him.
And training a service dog isn't easy! Will Mae and Malibu ever truly become the dream team?
An informative, accessible, age-appropriate book about service-animal training for youngsters. Highly recommended for all collections.
- School Library Journal, STARRED Review
This educational, warm-and-fuzzy series opener will have readers begging for the next tale.
- Kirkus Reviews
Mae & Malibu
First Day of School
Book 2
Written by Jenna Elyse Johnson
Illustrated by Anuki López
Mae is ready for her first day of school! With her service dog and BFF, Malibu, by her side, nothing can go wrong! Right?
But Mae has always been homeschooled, and she has a lot to learn about in-person school. Plus, all her classmates want to play with Malibu, even when he's in work mode.
Will Mae and Malibu make it through their first day of third grade?
A great novel about a young girl and her service dog that works for independent reading or storytimes; recommended for all collections.
- School Library Journal
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Mae & Malibu
Lil Chefs
Book 3
Written by Jenna Elyse Johnson
Illustrated by Anuki López
Mae and her service dog Malibu make a great team. Malibu keeps Mae safe when seizures approach, and Mae knows all of Malibu's favorite snacks.
In the third book of the Mae & Malibu series, Mae and Malibu go on a field trip to Lil Chef Academy!
Mae can't wait to learn how to cook on her class field trip! But when she arrives at Lil Chef Academy with Malibu, her service dog and BFF, she quickly realizes that Head Chef Gordon doesn't like dogs. Even worse, Mae's human BFF, Sierra, doesn't want to be her buddy for the field trip. Could Sierra still be upset with Mae for missing book club? But Mae is determined to put her troubles aside and focus on following the recipes. If only cooking weren't so hard!