Emma, the hen, is happy to join her farmer's family at the fair, but does not understand how she can win a ribbon like all the other animals.

Harriet has a hard time getting her own way and controlling her large collection of stuffed animals when Theodora the teddy bear comes to visit and has strong opinions about things.

Product Description: Children ages four to eight learn how pride can get in the way of friendship, but forgiveness can bring friends back together again.

Mooki the beaver so wants to win the baking contest at the fall festival that he steals black and red berries from his friend Gibby the bear's private blackberry patch, and then feels badly until Mrs. Twizzer the oposssum explains about guilt and repentance.Mooki the beaver so wants to win a baking contest that he steals berries from his friend Gibby the bear's private blackberry patch, and then feels badly until Mrs. Twizzer the oposssum explains about guilt and repentance.

Product Description: Grand Prize, Ex aequo - 2000 Luxcanada, illustration, children's bookMost chickens have enough sense to run when a coyotecomes near. Not Emma. She thinks she can outfox a hungry canine despite the warnings of the farmer and his family...read more

A variety of animals try to help a hare get rid of the mysterious intruder who has taken over her house

When Emma, a young chicken, sees eggs scrambled, put in a pan of water, painted, and hidden, she tries the same things with her eggs

Mbeku, the greedy tortoise, gets himself invited to the banquet in Skyland, but is trapped with no way to get back to Earth in this Igbo tale of why the tortoise has a checkered shell

When a mysterious and ferocious-sounding monster takes up residence in the hare's den, all the animals are terrified, and only a tiny frog is brave and clever enough to unmask the bully, in a whimsical folktale from the Maasai people of East Africa.