Lynn Plourde

Molly's parents try various methods to help her remember her mittens but nothing seems to work.

A persistent young boy tries everything he can think of to attract a moose, but it isn't until he is forced to "do nuthin" that he is successful.

The Blizzard Wizard has lost his snow spell, but he still attempts to provide wintry fun for the boys and girls. Includes facts about winter, snow, and blizzards.

A cautious mouse named Tiny gives advice to his best friend, an exuberant hippopotamus named Penelope, on such things as what to wear and what to take for show-and-tell on the first day of school.

Juan Dore-Nomad, a boy who has a tendency to wander, provokes mayhem on a field trip to the farm.

Once uPUN a new New England farm, the cows refuse to let the other farm animals mooooove into the barn. ONLY COWS ALLOWED! But the hens, horses, pigs, sheep, goats, and geese aren't about to let those bossy cows get their way. The first-time farmer doesn't side with the cows either. Animal after animal after animal moves into the barn. But when the farmer throws an all-night barn party to celebrate his new farm, the cows leave without uddering a word....

Although he is too little to take out the garbage, give a piggyback ride, and perform other tasks as well as his Dad can, a young child knows that there is one thing he can do as well as anyone.

Mother Earth attempts to put her wild child, Autumn, to bed.

"Big animals show how they'd give their love to little animals for Valentine's Day and every day of the year"--