Through rhythmic text, a parent reflects on the options and opportunities possible in a beloved child's future.

Toby fashions himself as different objects and asks his parents to guess what he is. Will he have the right identity by bedtime?

As his affectionate parents nourish and protect him, a plucky young puffin impatiently waits--but not without some reservations--for the day when

"Set against the beauty of the natural world, 'Bigger Than a Bumblebee' is a love letter from parent to child, affirming that no matter where the

Owen's parents try to get him to give up his favorite blanket before he starts school, but when their efforts fail, they come up with a solution

"When Toby and his parents go on a picnic, there's no telling who he'll pretend to be"--Inside front dust-jacket.

When Pascaline, a little bat, screams "Never, Not Ever" in response to going to school, something extraordinary happens, which changes her mind.

As the night draws near, Big Bear carries Little Bear home with a heart full of love after a day of adventure, in this touching companion to "I L

Petunia decides to stop being a human child and start living the life of a wild animal, much to her parents' displeasure.

A father and daughter explore their neighborhood, talking and asking questions as they go.

Rain forest parents come up with a solution when all their children become picky eaters at the same time. Spanish words interspersed in the rhymi

Petunia so desperately wants a pet skunk that she refuses to believe her parents when they say skunks stink.