Grindley, Sally

As nine-year-old Max and his favorite author, D.J. Lucas, exchange letters, the two writers help each other with their new books and develop a special friendship.

All the villagers are frightened when the giant postman comes thumping down the street to deliver the mail, but everything changes when Billy takes a letter of his own to the postman's house.

Grandfather Bear thinks his cubs are so wonderful, he cannot imagine them being naughty.

Although he wants to learn all that wise old Donkey knows, Rabbit cannot sit still to listen to the answers to his questions, but in the end he teaches Donkey some new things.

A young boy doesn't want to go to nursery school, but after he sees all the fun that everyone has there, he eagerly joins in.

Follows the activities of a group of young students in their ballet class.

As Max--who is almost ten--and his favorite author, D.J. Lucas, exchange letters, the two writers help each other with their new books and develop a special friendship.

Grandfather Bear thinks his cubs are so wonderful, he cannot imagine them being naughty.

Grandfather Bear thinks his cubs are so wonderful, he cannot imagine them being naughty.

Even when Figgy Twosocks makes Jefferson Bear cross, they discover that "a friend is forever.".