David McPhail

A raccoon forages for food at night and at dawn returns to its home in a strong, old tree, which safely shelters the raccoon through wild winds and ferocious rain so that it can go out searching for food again.

The friendship between a little girl and her favorite stuffed animal makes each day special, from morning until night.

A friendly lion escapes from the local zoo and Pig Pig wants to keep him.

Emma's search for a soft, cuddly pet has a surprising ending.

It is when the fix-it man is trying to repair the television and her parents are trying to entertain her that Emma becomes so interested in reading, she no longer cares about TV.

Walter loves blueberries and pie, but starts to question his mother about who loves him.

A boy sets out to sail his boat in a puddle and is joined by a frog, a turtle, an alligator, a pig, and an elephant,

Waddles the raccoon loves to eat. In fact, he eats so much that his usual walk has turned into a waddle. He also loves to spend time with his best friend, Emily the duck, and together they like to go swimming for fish. One day Emily asks Waddles if he could do her a big favor and sit on her unhatched eggs while she takes a swim. The very cuddly Waddles is happy to oblige, but he gets a big surprise when the ducklings begin to hatch! Waddles soon...

Tells of sisters and how they are...

Only when faced with a dire emergency does Pig Pig finally react like a grown-up and admit he is not a baby any more.