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The Baby Beebee Bird
'Hooray for the return of the baby beebee bird' – Kirkus Reviews. It's night time at the zoo, and all the animals are wide awake. The new baby beebee bird is keeping everyone up with his happy night song. Will they ever get some sleep? In this newly enlarged and full–colour edition, Diane Redfield Massie's classic story has been lovingly re–illustrated by the award–winning Steven Kellogg, creating a captivating bedtime story that is just as much fun as a visit to the zoo! Ages 3–6
King Henry the Mouse
Three episodes involving a mouse who pretends he is a king, a crow who decides to switch houses with the mouse for one night, and a possum who discovers that a picnic is the best kind of vacation.
The Baby Beebee Bird
The zoo animals find a way to keep the baby beebee bird awake during the day so that they can get some sleep at night, in a reillustrated version of a tale first published in 1963. BOMC.
The Baby Beebee Bird
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Weekly Reader Children's Book Club Presents Sloth's Birthday Party
Sloth plans a birthday party but is afraid no one will come because they don't like his messy house.
Chameleon was a Spy
Chameleon becomes a spy in order to recover the formula for the world's best pickles.
The Monstrous Glisson Glop
The Monstrous Glisson Glop dwells in the deep end of the ocean, where he feasts on lantern fish and electric eels until, one day, there's no one left to light up the ocean. What happens when the scariest monster in the sea discovers he's afraid of the dark?
Clothes Tell a Story
Traces the history of clothes emphasizing their changing styles from prehistory to the present day.
Chameleon the Spy and the Case of the Vanishing Jewels
Chameleon the Spy outwits a phony prince and princess who have robbed Beantown residents of their jewels.
The Monstrous Glisson Glop
The Monstrous Glisson Glop dwells in the deep end of the ocean, where he feasts on lantern fish and electric eels until, one day, there's no one left to light up the ocean. What happens when the scariest monster in the sea discovers he's afraid of the dark?
