Ashman, Linda

In rhyming text, mothers and their babies are described sharing in a variety of activities, from playing at the ocean to reading books and taking a bath.

Wagmore Gently can't help wagging his tail when he's happy, but his tail is so big that one swish can cause problems for everyone, so Mr. Gently warns him that if he doesn't keep his tail in check, Wagmore will have to miss the annual Trail Trekkers hike.

A little boy imagines that the everyday objects around him are fantastic creatures as he goes about his day.

Bedtime for a little one brings an imaginary journey to the North Pole to cuddle and play with the many animals there.

A faulty magician creates quite an uproar at a party when he turns the birthday girl into a rock and the guests into different animals.

A family's outing to the beach keeps getting delayed by the need to go back home for forgotten items.

The family dog describes her life in a series of rhymes.

Warned not to try out her new skates, Sammy straps them on anyway, resulting in a wild ride through town.

A young boy meets many friendly sea animals as he travels underwater in his bright orange submarine.

After a hectic day, it is time to bring on the night so that a child and her family can finally rest.