When Little Bear can no longer fit into his boat he finds someone else who can use it.

In the middle of a dry land, all the animals had empty bellies. In the land stood an amazing tree with ripe and juicy fruits. But as hard as the animals shook the tree, the fruits did not fall. The animals plan to ask Tortoise had to get the fruits. But they think only big animals can handle the responsibility of sending the question to Tortoise. So they send Elephant and Water Buffalo, then Rhino, Giraffe and Zebra, then Lion and Leopard. ...

A little boy compares himself to his great big grandpa and gives some of the reasons why he loves him.

Introduces young readers to beetles while providing them with a supportive first nonfiction reading experience.

In feudal Japan, little Inchkin, though only a few inches tall, becomes an honored Samurai swordsman.

Provides examples of large and small animals, and puts them in order of size.

Piggy wakes up in the morning with the plan to paint all day, and he paints all kinds of things, including frogs, kitties, and polka-dot pigs.

"Discover the tallest thing in town, count all the nuts in the forest and see how a seahorse measures up to a shark! This interactive book of measuring and counting allows your child to explore scale in real-world settings and develop mathematical skills through play." -- Back cover.

Worried about the first day of school, Little Hedgehog tries to get bigger by bouncing, jumping, and stretching until his mother opens the family photo album and shows him all of the big things he has done.

Little Oli wants to be big enough to go bird hunting with his brother Mbachu but has to take a nap instead.