Pee Wee's Tale

Johanna Hurwitz's trilogy about a guinea pig's story of survival & discovery in New York City's Central Park. "Most guinea pigs can't read, but PeeWee is different. His mother, who was born in a kindergarten, has taught him what she knows. The pen-and-ink illustrations by Patience Brewster are adorable and will no doubt have many children clamoring for a guinea pig of their own." --BOOKLIST

Bear and Roly Poly

An adoption/sibling story by Elizabeth Winthrop. Bear is surprised when is new baby sister is a different color and larger than he expected. After an overwhelming introduction he and his sister become devoted. "Brewster gives countenance to the feeling of awe and insignificance children often experience when a new sibling arrives."-SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL.

Lexi's Tale

Second in this series focusing on Pee Wee's best friend, the active proverb-spewing squirrel, Lexington. (Coming soon: PEE WEE & PLUSH) "Brewster's soft small pencil illustrations have a tender quality. This clever story is chock-full of positive messages, but also contains enough adventure and suspense to hold young readers' interest."-SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL.

The Merbaby

A folk tale by Theresa Bateman. Ancient hatreds between Mer people and humans are abated through the mutual love a child. "The message of care and compassion, as well as the power of dreams, are played but not hammered, and the ships, merpeople, and fishy denizens are rendered with graceful energy." -KIRKUS REVIEWS

Too Many Puppies

A child immerses herself in the caring of a litter of puppies, wishing she could keep them all ! "Five Stars!" --AMAZON.COM