Cecil, Randy

"When Iris Espinosa goes to the cinema, she doesn't expect to meet a small mouse. And she certainly doesn't expect that mouse to stow away in her sweater pocket. At home, Iris is delighted by the mouse's daring, which reminds her of the actor Douglas Fairbanks. And so begin the adventures of a sweet, plucky mouse named Douglas, who must overcome obstacles aplenty, from hungry cats to broom-wielding humans, as she journeys across the tall rooftops of Bloomville to return to her movie-theater home"--Provided by publisher.

A small dog without a home, a little girl who feeds her and the girl's father, a juggler with stage fright, converge in three overlapping stories that offer different perspectives into shared experiences.

"Lucy is a small dog without a home. She had one once, but she remembers it only in her dreams. Eleanor is a little girl who looks forward to feeding the stray dog that appears faithfully beneath her window each day. Eleanor's father is a juggler with stage fright. The overlapping stories of three ... characters, offering a slightly different perspective each time"--Amazon.com.

Honeybee and Horsefly have a fight that results in each of them losing a wing and being forced to walk, but when they are both captured by hungry Bullfrog their only hope of escape is to work together.

Maestro Von Haught wants to present three thrilling tales of terror and misfortune, but members of the Wayward Orphans Theatre make some very silly changes to the costumes and script.

When the amusement park where he had been a happy carousel animal closes, Gator decides to explore the outside world but finds it a very lonely place.

Duck, a carousel animal, happily raises a real duckling that has wandered into the amusement park, but has to find outside help when it comes to teaching the duckling the one thing she has always wanted to do--fly.