Mia visits the zoo and meets a giraffe, elephant, lion, monkey, penguin and hippo while learning one simple fact about each amazing animal.
At preschool, Miss Hazel gives the children black markers instead of pumpkin knives, and their pumpkins become a funny, spooky, wonderful Halloween family.
Milo, Pippa, and Nibbles turn their tiny oak-tree home into a cozy Halloween hideaway with paper ghosts, pumpkin faces, bats, and cake.
Ellie loves puzzles, but she is too shy to ask her classmates for help. When one tiny piece disappears, a shared search leads to a brand-new friendship.
Ela wishes the whole world could bounce like her trampoline—until breakfast, hugs, and bedtime become impossible in a town that never stands still.
Meet friendly animal helpers and discover what veterinarians, doctors, teachers, builders, firefighters, chefs, mail carriers, and farmers do every day.
Join Steve and his zookeeper dad after closing time as the zoo animals settle down for a peaceful night in this gentle bedtime story.
Little Pearl still wants to play, even as the ocean grows quiet. Daddy takes her to see how their neighbours rest, from the reef to a whale near the surface. This fish bedtime story slows with each goodnight until Pearl returns home and falls asleep beside him.
Danny's drumming wakes the whole forest until he breaks the tip of his beak. In this woodpecker bedtime story, nutshells and a wooden button lead to a noisy surprise. This is a comic animal fantasy, not advice on caring for an injured bird.
When Theo cannot sleep, Daddy tells him about three tiny Little Lamplings who tip-tap through the night and wake the golden streetlamps.