O'Byrne, Nicola

"The crocodile from "Open Very Carefully" is back, and he's not happy. All he wants to do is find his way home, but he can't get there by himself--he needs your help! In this...interactive book, children are encouraged to take part in the story and use their imaginations to guide him door-to-door on his journey. Will he ever find his way home?"--OCLC.

"Rabbit captures The Dark and keeps it in a cookie tin so that he doesn't have to go to bed. Now he can stay up as long as he wants! But Rabbit is about to learn that without The Dark, lots of important things can't happen!" -- Back cover.

"Fluffykins the cat really knows how to make trouble. From breaking vases to unraveling toilet paper and destroying furniture, he is a master at wreaking havoc. Will Fluffykins mend his ways and apologize, or will be always be a 'bad cat'?"--OCLC.

Wolf teaches Rabbit how to write a story by using his imagination to create lots of exciting props and interesting characters, and Rabbit is desparate to know what happens next, until it becomes clear that Wolf is very hungry, but he did not count on Rabbit's big imagination.

Rabbit is bored. What shall he do? Luckily, Wolf has the perfect solution. "Why not write a story?" he suggests. And so Wolf teaches Rabbit to use his imagination to create the perfect story with lots of exciting props and interesting characters. What a kind and helpful wolf! Rabbit is desperate to know what happens when it suddenly becomes clear that Wolf is very hungry -- uh-oh, so that's how the story ends. But Wolf hasn't reckoned on Rabbit's brilliant imagination.

A duck helps guide the reader through a story book of the "Ungly Duckling" when a scary crocodile falls into the book.