A boy's little lie comes alive in the form of a monster who grows and grows until he finds the only way to make it go away--by telling the truth

One minute, the narrator of this cleverly rhyming romp is quietly reading. The next minute, pigs descend upon his house in every imaginable getup, by every available means, from every possible place--even "Pigs from France" and "Pigs just in their underpants." What results is lovable porcine mayhem and a pizza pig-out

* "A must for all picture-book collection."--School Library Journal, starred review

* "McPhail presents a magnificent group of porkers, whose capacity for costumes and capers is truly wondrous . . . Kids will find this a very good book indeed."--Booklist,...

Small Brown Bear and her dad clown around on a bike . . . and bump into trouble What will Dad do?

Bear is very big, very brown, and very busy. His tree house could use a little sprucing up, so Bear heads up the ladder with a plan and a bucket of paint. But Little Bear has a plan, too--including a little mischief that brings Bear (and his blue paint tumbling down to earth. With gentle rhymes and humor, award-winning author and illustrator David McPhail creates a cheery and bumptious bear hug of a story.

The stars of Jack and Rick are back in another playful adventure. And this time Rick learns that being sick isn't so bad when you have a helpful friend--especially when that friend is Jack

Bear is very big, very brown, and very busy.

On his way to school, a small boy befriends a very large bear who is lost.

Now available as a board book, this bestselling bedtime favorite is an adorable expression of a mothers' love. Full color.

A spiritual story about the far-reaching effects of private actions.

Mole has always led a simple life, but lately he feels something is missing. When he first hears someone playing a violin, Mole realizes that he longs to make beautiful music, too.

Through practice and patience, Mole learns to play. And even though he plays alone, in the privacy of his underground home, his music has an effect on others that is more magical than Mole will ever know.

Bob is Dot's dog, and he likes to dig Will there be trouble or fun when they try to help Dot's mother plant a tree?