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Ever wonder about the monster in your closet? It's bedtime and one little boy is very nervous Will his closet creep show up and scare him? Or will he be surprised to find out his closet monster is really nice? Candy Grant's lovable rhyme combined with the child-friendly illustrations of Michaela Schuett bring a new twist to bedtime

It's bedtime, but Mom hears loud noises and laughter coming from her son's room. When she goes to check on him, she finds clothes and toys everywhere; even a broken broom He blames the mess on the pigs who sneaked in and tied him to his bed and dared him to clean his room.

Gertie is a hungry goat who eats everything. From plants, to string, to tire swings...nothing can stop her ravenous appetite It's when she peeks her head in the farmer's shed that she finds something to nibble that will get this goat in whole lot of trouble. Delightfully illustrated by artist Mallory Carlson, with a cartoon twist at the end.

Liona Lion dreams of being a ballerina and twiriling across the Serengeti. Liona is thrilled to attend Ms Gia's Ballet School and can't wait wear her new tutu on the first day. Her friends get a glimpse of Liona's homemade outfit and the whispers begin, sending Liona home in tears. It's up to Ms Gia to set things right and bring the talented Liona back to the dance stage.

It's bedtime, but Mom hears loud noises and laughter coming from her son's room. When she goes to check on him, she finds clothes and toys everywhere; even a broken broom He blames the mess on the pigs who sneaked in and tied him to his bed and dared him to clean his room.

What happens when a wolf in pig's clothing tries out for a dance team? A huff, and a puff and a misunderstanding You've heard the pigs' version of the story. Now sit back and let Big Bad Wolfie tell you what REALLY happened the night the pigs' houses blew down

Born with an unusual birthmark, Breely the butterfly finds herself an outcast. She watches, sadly, from a distance as all the butterflies in the meadow ready themselves for the annual Butterfly Ball. It's then that Breely sees hungry birds preparing for an attack. She must decide quickly if she can stand between the unaware butterflies and the predators hunting for their next meal. Can Breely be the hero the meadow needs?