Harriet Ziefert

Having decided that her yellow Labrador is overweight, Cheryl puts him on a diet and makes him exercise, a program which has marvelous results.

Henny-Penny and her barnyard friends are literally outfoxed on their way to tell the king that the sky is falling.

Buzzy's whole family pitches in to make him feel better when the little donkey gets a big bump on his head.

Rebecca the skunk lives under a suburban family's deck, eluding the traps set to ensnare her, but the smell of moth balls and the noise of rap music finally convince her that the suburbs are no place to raise her family.

Humorous illustrations and die-cut pages introduce words of the same family, such as pet, wet, jet, and then combine them in often-improbable phrases, including jet gets wet.

A child imagines life with a robot dog that could fetch almost anything.

An assortment of animals playing various instruments make different kinds of music.

Illustrations and words to a traditional song describe the adventures of a pioneer who buys a farm and builds life for himself and his family.

A budding artist goes to school after painting a picture with input from his dog Louie, and returns home to find that the dog has some talent, as well.

The baby squirrels, rabbits and birds want to know when Santa will come. Lift the flaps to find out.