Buffalo is huge, brave, and fast whereas Snail is tiny, fearful, and slow, and because of their individual differences each can do things that the other cannot

Bored and tired of the humdrum world around him, James Bear comes up with an ingenious trick to play on the gullible geese that live nearby, a trick that has unexpected results. By the author of James Bear's Pie.

In four stories starring Moosewood's foremost resident, Moose tries to learn to whistle, finds the perfect recipe for mousse, makes a Halloween costume, and tames a mysterious and destructive Barbary sheep with music.

Tired of eating grass and alfalfa, James Bear--with the help of his friends Skunk and Aloysius Crow--bakes a pie so big that he almost gets lost inside it.

In this version of the traditional tale, the Pied Piper plays upon Irish pipes and travels from County Clare in Ireland to the village of Hamelin to rid it of its rats. An author's note discusses the Piper's music and provides examples of what he may have played.In this version of the traditional tale, the Pied Piper plays upon Irish pipes and travels from County Clare in Ireland to the village of Hamelin to rid it of its rats

A baseball-stealing fox makes reparation and is duly rewarded

Follows the adventures of Moose and his animal friends as they venture into the Crab Apple Woods, make Elm Syrup Mousse, befriend the pilgrim turkeys, and discover a carousel

Eight elegantly illustrated episodes about the gentle and innocent hero, Moose, his friends, and their world of lily ponds, locomotives, and root beer, make perfect read-aloud bedtime stories