Jan Fearnley

Mr. Wolf asks some of his neighbors to help him make pancakes, and even though they all rudely refuse, when the pancakes are done they expect to share the feast.

When no one can find a pink, fluffy rabbit to give to Tallulah for her birthday, her grandmother knits her a pink, fluffy "thing" that they name Milo Armadillo, which proves to be a great present.

Martha, a young mouse with a sensible big sister and a cute little brother, begins to feel invisible and decides to run away, but at the end of the garden she meets a wise frog who points out just how special the middle can be.

Fido Fonteyn--the self-described smartest, sharpest, and coolest dog in the world--tries to find the perfect child.

When his little brother Eric moves into his room, Billy Tibbles the cat and his family learn some of the good and bad things about sharing.

"The monkeys say he is too big to join them swinging through the trees. And tiger and peacock just laugh when he asks to join their game of hopscotch. The meanies! Then it starts to rain, and suddenly everybody wants to be Arthur's friend - as long as he'll do as he's told and shelter them from the storm." (publisher).

Universal story about the love between a a parent and a child.