Jonathan London

Froggy is nervous about his first day of school, but, even though it's hard to sit still, he has a wonderful time.

Froggy and his little sister Polly want a dog of their own, but Doggy proves harder to train than Froggy anticipated.

From suppertime all the way till bedtime, Little Brown Bear wants to know how much his mother loves him. She loves him more than he loves to gobble one sweet berry pie, more than he loves to read six books, even more than he loves getting nine good-night kisses! But that's not enough for a little bear who isn't quite ready to go to bed. Finally, Mama Brown Bear comes up with the best example of all--one that helps Little Brown Bear count himself to...

"When Froggy and his family go to visit Grandma, they have all kinds of fun!"--

Although many things go wrong when Froggy decides to make money by setting up a lemonade stand, he still has fun with his friends.

On a class trip to the pumpkin patch, Froggy exuberantly picks a pumpkin in hopes of carving a jack-o'-lantern, making a pumpkin pie, and possibly winning a prize in his class's pumpkin-picking contest.

A red fox, driven by hunger and curiosity, explores its world, encountering a mouse, a hare, and a wolverine.

Almost from the time they are born, Little Wolf enjoys playing with Sister Wolf and their brothers, but the pups are also learning from Gray Wolf and White Wolf about how to survive in the wild one day. Includes facts about wolves.

Froggy looks forward to playing in his first T-ball game but finds it hard to remember the rules.

Froggy goes to a sleep-away camp, where all of his fun seems to cause trouble for the camp's director.