Little Otter likes to play in a carefree, unabashed, utterly otterly way.

Mom warns Little Otter, "Be careful "

Dad says, "Stay close "

But does Little Otter listen? Oh, no No. No. No. Little Otter thinks he's a big otter now, big enough to take care of himself. But watch out, Little Otter, because no matter how big you get, it's good to have loved ones looking out for you.

I set off one morning in my little red canoe.
My dog wagged his tail.
"Can I come, too?"
"You bet," I said.
"A trip for two--just me and you."

When a girl and her dog set out on a canoe trip together, they're expecting a quiet afternoon for two. Then a beaver decides to join them, even when the girl protests that "It's a one-dog canoe." And when a loon, and a wolf, and a bear, and a moose all ask for a ride, it's almost too much. But they all manage to fit in this one-dog canoe--until a frog comes along. . . .

The first of a new series about the children of American presidents is based on a play about Kermit, Ethel, and Archie Roosevelt, who are sent on a treasure hunt through the White House by their dad, President Theodore Roosevelt. Illustrations.

Bingo is the best dog in the world. He s the dragon to Wisteria s princess. The matey to her pirate. And he likes tea parties too But when Momma s teacups get broken and her flowers get ruined, Wisteria blames Bingo. But is it really all Bingo s fault?
Perhaps it s time for Wisteria to learn a lesson in taking responsibility.

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