Vulliamy, Clara

"After his success on the silver screen, Marshmallow Pie, a big, fluffy cat with an even bigger personality, has an exciting opportunity to act on stage in a grand theater. It will be his first time in front of a live audience! The bad news is, he has to share the stage with his unbearable neighbor and arch-enemy, Buster the dog. Pie is convinced Buster is out to ruin it for him! But there's a mystery to solve both on the stage and off, and Pie's refusal to trust Buster could have some unexpected consequences"--OCLC.

"Marshmallow Marmaduke Vanilla-Bean Sugar-Pie Fluffington-Fitz-Noodle is a big, fluffy (and grumpy) cat. He loves the easy life: lazing in the sunshine, eating Shrimp Crunchies and annoying Buster, the dog downstairs. His new owner, Amelia Lime, has grand plans to turn Pie into a star . . . But Pie thinks he's a star already, to be honest!"--OCLC.

"Marshmallow Marmaduke Vanilla-Bean Sugar-Pie Fluffington-Fitz-Noodle is a big, fluffy cat with an even bigger personality! With the help of his owner, Amelia, Pie is well on his way to stardom. He's got himself a role on TV! But then he hears that he'll be joined in the spotlight--by Gingernut, the cheeky kitten . . . Can Pie learn how to share, or will his biggest opportunity yet come tumbling down?"--OCLC.

Ellen and her stuffed toy, Penguin, have difficulty adjusting to a new baby brother.

Lily doesn't want to go to school. But a small white bear takes Lily to Bear School where they play instruments as loudly as they want, they don't have to share, and they make a big mess. But Lily finds that Bear School is not for her.

A young girl and her stuffed penguin are too shy to join in the fun at the playground, until they make friends with another bashful girl and her toy monkey.

On his first overnight visit to his grandmother's house, Tom remembers to pack everything except his favorite toy, a mouse named Small.