Product Description: Way up in Michisota,Annie's famous far and wide, Because she roped an avalancheand took it for a ride. Told with read-aloud gusto by master rhymesmith Lisa Wheeler and illustrated--with tongue firmly in cheek--by Kurt Cyrus, Avalanche Annie is the wildest, woolliest, most awe-inspiring, and goofiest tall tale since Paul Bunyan hitched up Babe the Blue Ox...read more

Cowboy Gene and Cowgirl Sue happily live side-by-side on their own farms with their eight cows, but when a tornado removes the fence and mixes all the cows together, Gene and Sue have to find a way to figure out which in the herd belongs to whom. Jr Lib Guild. Reprint.

From a stinkbug trying--and failing--to hide itself to a frog's identity crisis, an amusing collection of twenty poems delves into an overgrown garden where every creature has a rollicking good time! 15,000 first printing.

Perfectly content to live alone in their dreary Mousery, grumpy Sliver and Slice reluctantly take in four shivering mousekins one snowy night and find themselves growing fond of the adorable youngsters despite themselves.

Laloo, a bored calf, decides she's tired of looking at the same old surroundings, and slips through the broken fence to go exploring, eventually discovering that there's no place like home. 20,000 first printing.

Instead of catching the fast train, Edwin Blink catches the slow train to Oxmox and, like the rest of the passengers, must pitch in to overcome obstacles and get the train to its destination.

On another day of 'blisters and blasters and pretzel disasters' it seems that no one can bring order to the streets of Tangle Town, until a no-nonsense farm girl with the proper barnyard experience makes the topsy-turvy town a little less confusing.