Wilson, Karma

Two cows, Mabel and Molly, take the farmer's truck and go for an eventful joyride into town.

Hilda Hippo tries other, quieter, activities when her jungle friends are disturbed by her dancing, but nothing else makes her happy until Water Buffalo suggests swimming and she finds a new way to express herself.

"Just as Lewis the mouse is settling into his near-perfect home for the winter, still wondering what is missing, he hears noises and must roar to scare away whatever horrid creature is scratching and tapping at his tree"--Provided by publisher.

When the horses stay up all night playing and are tired the next day, Farmer demands that there be no more horseplay. However, the horses outwit him forcing him to desperate measures and so he stays up all night to make sure they aren't playing. But the next day, he's the one who is too tired.

When his stubborn pigs refuse a sudsy cleaning, a determined farmer learns that mud baths can be just as fun.

From Mama Bird to Mama Cat, mothers of all kinds come home to their children.

When Sweet Briar Skunk goes to day camp, she is torn between her popular new friends and a lonely porcupine she wants to befriend.

While Mr. Murry Mouse worries too much, his neighbor Thumbkin is carefree, but with friendship their attitudes meet in the middle.

Rhyming text depicts the chaos caused by shouting at the zoo.

A collection of eighteen short poems celebrating love and friendship between animals, from cats and sheep to giraffes and crocodiles.