Exploring the pond on his own, Dandelion Duckling keeps his ears open for his mother's quacks warning him of danger, but when his mother fails to see the weasel in the willows, it is up to Dandelion to remember the lessons he's been taught.

Easy-to-read, rhyming text describes a freight train as it goes by a railroad crossing.

Contains four children's stories about animals riding on school buses, fire engines, and trains.

A mother tells her child that although she may not have eight arms like an octopus, a trunk like an elephant, or a pouch like a wallaby, her kind of love is that kind that is perfect for her child.

Rhyming text describes different ways of eating ice cream and how to clean up afterwards.

What do animals tell their babies?

A boy tells about his last day with his beloved dog.