Denys Cazet

Minnie and Moo come to the aid of a visitor from outer space.

"Wake up!" says Rufus, a large and very hungry owl. "It's time to catch the fearsome mouse. I'm in a mood for a bowl of mouse soup for breakfast." Pip, who's better at sleeping than swooping, leaps from the nest and lands right on top of that fearsome mouse whose name, he learns, is Theodore. Is it time for breakfast ... or friendship? Find out in this clever and classic picture book about two owls, a mouse, a banana, and an unlikely friendship. --...

While thinking about what they should do with their day, two turkeys lose their names and learn about swimming suits.

When Snail and Slug decide to have a picnic, a mean banana slug demands they fork over their lettuce, but the pair of new friends find the courage to stand up to the bully.

The children in Mrs. Williams's class find it hard to concentrate on a blustery day.

As the farm slowly comes to life, each animal stirs and speaks in his own distinctive voice, but the scarecrow says nothing until he discovers a mouse in his pants.

All through school Russell the bear is worried about the little orange fish in his pocket, until he figures out how to return it to its pond.

First grader Arnie tells his mother about his tiring first day at school, while the illustrations reveal the mayhem he is leaving out of his account.

To raise money for a down payment on a new tractor for Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, cow friends Minnie and Moo organize the First Annual Hoot, Holler, and Moo Talent Festival.

As Mother listens, Arnie, a first grader, describes his class trip to the aquarium.