Sue Heap

Amy learns to share her toys with baby Joe and twins Zack and Jack.

Very Little Red Riding Hood's off to her Grandmama's for a sleepover, and she won't let anything stand in her way--not even a wolf. Little Red Riding Hood is a precocious toddler who fearlessly hugs the Big Bad Wolf, turning him into a confused ally during an exhausting afternoon of tea parties, dancing, and games of hide-and-seek at Grandma's house.

Florentina the bear reads a story to Mary Clare and her animal friends.

Lily May and her friends have fun pretending to be trees, cars, cats, Jell-O, and fairies.

On a trip to the zoo with his friend Ettie, Danny draws pictures of some animals, who then lead the two on an imaginary adventure to Africa and back.

Presents a suitable way to learn about opposites. Whether it's a quiet cat and a noisy dog, a freezing cold or a hot and sunny day or a super fast leopard and a family of slowly-slow snails, this book introduces various sorts of opposites in a memorable way.

Ten-year-old twins Ruby and Garnet try to deal with the big changes in their lives when their father starts dating and they face the possibility of being separated. Ruby and Garnet try to deal with the big changes in their lives when their father starts dating and they face the possibility of being separated.

Polly loves her pink pajamas so much that she wears them day and night, but when Fred invites her to a party, she visits all of her friends to borrow the special clothes she thinks she will need.

When their teacher gets stuck in the jungle gym, the kindergarten students decide to take over the classroom and do exactly what they want--at least for a while.

A very hungry monster finally finds something good to eat when he meets a girl with a banana.