Bob Shea

Envy turns to admiration and finally to friendship for Goat and Unicorn.

Dinosaur spends a day "helping" his mother, from the time he roars to awaken her until their final contest at bedtime.

A young hippopotamus shows his father the right way to do things, such as getting dressed, watering the flowers, and especially giving big hugs.

Follows, in rhymed text and illustrations, a young rabbit's adventures on the way to bed.

Told from the viewpoint of a new arrival, the tiny narrator repeats the mantra "because I am a baby" over and over, sharing all the cuteness, chaos, and comical antics that come with a new little one.

Dinosaur keeps insisting that he doesn't need to use the potty, as he makes lemonade, splashes in the sprinkler, and eats a three-juice-box lunch, until his victory dance makes him change his mind.

Fearless Dinosaur takes on new challenges as he starts preschool, from meeting new friends to pasting glitter and googly eyes, but one task requires assistance from everyone.

"A monster named Buddy is determined to eat some cute little bunnies, until they prove to be more enjoyable as playmates"-- Provided by publisher.

When Reuben the bear brings doughnuts to his forest friends, they discover that his pants are wet and he angrily accuses them of the dirty deed.

When Lion isn't sleepy, he keeps waking up Penguin, who IS sleepy, with drums, bouncing on a squeaky trampoline and crunching on chips, forcing Penguin to resort to extreme--and entertaining--measures to get his friend to sleep.