Melling, David

A little lion cub can't wait to grow up and do everything just like his father.

Bo was quietly reading her book one night before going to bed when suddenly the lights all went out and a clammy hand grabbed her and whisked her off to the ghost library.

"Douglas is excited to go to Rabbit's sleepover, but with too many animals and not enough space, how will Douglas ever get to sleep?"--Cover p. [4].

This little lion cub likes to play and be silly. And sometimes he gets in trouble. But when it comes to certain things, there's no one just like mom!.

Contains illustrations of locations children might encounter in the course of a typical day at home, school, and play, with over four hundred words labeled in Spanish and includes English translations in the margins as well as supplemental reference materials.

Contains illustrations of locations children might encounter in the course of a typical day at home, school, and play, with over four hundred words labeled in German and includes English translations in the margins as well as supplemental reference materials.

Contains illustrations of locations children might encounter in the course of a typical day at home, school, and play, with over four hundred words labeled in French, and includes English translations in the margins, as well as supplemental reference materials.

Douglas the bear accidently unravels the wool hat his father gave him and must figure out the right thing to do about the situation.