Caroline Pedler

Mother Bear coaxes Little Bear to sleep by taking one final walk through the snow to see other creatures preparing for bedtime.

Elsie is still only a young elephant, but decides she should start looking for a job. But what would the perfect job for her be?

As they prepare for a party, the animals in the forest try not to wake the huge bear sleeping in a nearby tree.

Eek! There's a mole stuck in a tree! The friends are quick to lend a hand, but how will they help him down? Can Badger come up with a clever plan to save the day?

"When something bright and shiny darts past Duck and her friends, they can't wait to find out what it is. But as Duck discovers, they'll need a bit of luck to catch up." -- p. [4] of cover.

After learning how to button buttons, Baby Bear wants to do everything by himself. During a trip to the library he learns that when things are too tricky he needs to ask for help.

"A sweet, heartwarming story of the love between parent and child that is always shared between them, even when they’re apart. And despite their separation, the love they have for each other is made even stronger by sharing kisses." --publisher's website.

Animals of all kinds are filled with wonder when a very special star shines one night and lights up the stable where a baby has been born.

Badger, Hedgehog, and the rest of their friends are enjoying a beautiful, hot summer day. Suddenly, Mouse runs up to them. The stream has run out of water! she cries. The friends set off to see for themselves. Badger knows they need to fix things, and quickly. But how? -- Amazon.com.

"Retold in verse and accompanied by Caroline Pedler's evocative illustrations, this [Christmas carol] is a story to provoke thought about the meaning of Christmas and leave the reader with a warm Christmas glow."--Cover back.