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Hi, it's me, Gus, again Your rainbow trout friend. In Big Tale 2, TooToo, Toby and I go on a treasure hunt. Hearing rumors of gold in these parts, we are hot on the trail, but will we find riches or just mud at the bottom of the riverbed? Our adventures take us to Thunder Thicket, dodging obstacles, birds and fishermen along the way. And TooToo finds an interesting use for her gas bombs TooToo invites me to her home and you've never seen a grander place. Toby invites us both to his home too, but he forgets to warn us about the dangers there - will we get away? Let's find out... And I almost...

Let me introduce myself... I'm Gus, the most handsome (so they say) rainbow trout in Captain Cove. Life is grand in the river, just swimming along and munching the odd caddis fly. Not to say that my life revolves around eating - I do have some other interests too Although I do love food My best friend is TooToo, a pretty golden carp. She makes me laugh, but she has a little problem. I won't say what as she might be listening and I don't want to embarrass her, but it has to do with green bubbles and it surprised my little spider friend. In Big Tale 1 of my Fishy Adventures, I meet a new...

PART TWO (Ages 7 - 9) In this delightful book, your child will stay on the edge of his seat as the two adorable daisies speak their mind and still are able to be friends. Garth pokes fun at the little yellow daisy, Goldie, especially when an ant crawls up her stem. She, in turn, makes fun of his mustache due to being fertilized too much by the homeowner. Go on an adventure with these two funny flowers as they enjoy their new home with the little old couple, Harry and Pearl Hill. The second book with Goldie and Garth daisy adventures by Joyce Mitchell.

FUN STORY TOLD IN RHYME, ACCOMPANIED BY GORGEOUS ILLUSTRATIONS. Two friends in a pond spilling their hearts in the murky foam - Alex the Fish wants Leah the Frog to answer an important question: "What do you want to do when you grow up?" Basking in the sun on her knotty elbow, Leah the Frog rolls her eyes as she gives him some surprising answers. Just Little Old Me, a sweet book to remind us to not rush our children to grow up and to remind our children that they can be anything they want to be.

PART ONE (AGES 7 - 9) Goldie, a cute talking flower, leans around another daisy to check out each customer as they march down the aisles of a little country store. "PICK ME - PICK ME " Garth, an ox-eye daisy, rolls his eyes and smiles as a little old couple places them in their 'buggy' and hurries to a cash register. Ka-ching The adventure starts for the two adorable talking flowers. Did Garth's dream come true - that they would be planted together? Or were they separated?