Dunbar, Polly

Is a lion still a lion if he acts charming, civilized and polite? Celebrates the shrewd mind of a child-and the power of saying no.

Arthur tries to tell his family about his dream of a colorful boat, and, after nobody seems to care, he is whisked away by the vessel.

Tilly and her animal friends have lots of fun living and playing together in a little yellow house.

Hector the pig is unhappy when all the other animals want to play with Tilly, but eventually he realizes that he can be happy even though he does not have Tilly all to himself.

Pru finds it hard to believe that her friends would steal her green handbag with the red spots, but the proof seems clear when they show up wearing the evidence.

Bertie, who loves the color blue and really wants a dog, finally gets his wish even though the dog he meets is white with black spots.

A collection of poems for children with the various themes of self, family, going outside, and when it is time for bed.

Ben receives a penguin as a gift, but gets very upset with it when Penguin refuses to talk.

Tumpty the elephant hides by closing his eyes, placing a cardboard box over his head, and lying upside down behind a potted plant, but his friends, including Tilly, can still see him.