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"Duck, Duck, and Goose encounter an interesting and unlikely new friend during their migration south for the winter"--Provided by publisher.

Three goslings named Gertie, Gossie, and Ollie have fun stomping around in their bright rubber boots.

In rhyming Bruce and Bill explore the world of collective animal nouns--and try to avoid being eaten by a fox.

"Even after a successful Easter egg hunt the three little superpigs are greedy for more treats--so when they hear about a goose that lays giant golden chocolate eggs they just have to climb the beanstalk and confront the giant wolf."--BTCat.

Illustrations that resemble a silent film tell the story of a plump mama goose who is invited to dinner by a hungry fox while her babies try to warn her that it is a bad idea.

When Hank's obnoxious behavior alienates him from his friends, he learns the importance of being considerate to others.

"In this Indian folktale, a young turtle shares a shallow lake with unlikely friends - two geese. But when the lake starts drying up, the stubborn turtle must follow his winged friend's advice, or he'll be left out to dry"--Publisher.

"Moose is the best! No, Goose is! Moose and Goose are fierce rivals who compete at school, sports, and everything else! They live on opposite cliffs across the sea from each other. One day, they find themselves stuck on the beach below their homes. Can Moose and Goose set aside their rivalry to get back to their families?"--OCLC.

Moose, Goose, and Mouse all live in a house, but the house is old, wet, and cold. So, they decide to take the train to look for a new house. Mouse wants a house that's sunny, Moose wants a house that's funny, and Goose wants a house with a bunny. On the way, the caboose breaks free from the train and goes careening down the tracks. It comes to a stop upside down by a tree near the sea. To their delight, they realize that they have a sunny, funny, loose caboose for a house with a bunny.

"The geese want to do ballet today, but they need Bruce's help"--Provided by the publisher.