When Otto has trouble learning to swing on vines like his monkey friends, he decides to make his own swing set instead.

The inventive young MacDonald builds a new gizmo in the old barn that enables him to combine familiar animals in novel way.

A young boy wakes up on a strange planet and encounters a variety of odd characters as he tries to find his way home.

With help from his friend Otto the robot, Pip the mouse tries to fly.

While wearing a Santa hat and coat that he found on his doorstep, Nicholas Duck goes off in search of the real Santa Claus, but when his neighbors see him, they mistake him for the real thing.

Illustrations and simple text relate how Zip, the unlucky alien magician, zaps a bot and tells it what to do, but the bot does not listen. Includes note to parents, introduction to the books vocabulary, and reading comprehension questions.

Do you ever feel as stubborn as a mule? Or as chicken as a chicken? Of course you do. Everyone does. In this lighthearted look at feelings, David Milgrim tenderly and humorously sketches the emotional range-from awkward to unnoticed, to really, rrrreally mad. Ultimately reassuring, this is a loving look at the normal, natural feelings we all have.

Moo Dog is a sweet and funny early graphic reader about a bird and a dog who aren't like the other animals. This Level One reader is a follow-up to the sweet and funny Moo Bird in which Bird says "moo" instead of "tweet." In this book, Dog says "moo" instead of "woof!" The other animals laugh at Dog. They don't understand why he is different. Can friends Dog and Bird show the other animals that being different can be fun? With comic speech bubbles...