geese

"In this Indian folktale, a young turtle shares a shallow lake with unlikely friends - two geese. But when the lake starts drying up, the stubborn turtle must follow his winged friend's advice, or he'll be left out to dry"--Publisher.

"Moose is the best! No, Goose is! Moose and Goose are fierce rivals who compete at school, sports, and everything else! They live on opposite cliffs across the sea from each other. One day, they find themselves stuck on the beach below their homes. Can Moose and Goose set aside their rivalry to get back to their families?"--OCLC.

Moose, Goose, and Mouse all live in a house, but the house is old, wet, and cold. So, they decide to take the train to look for a new house. Mouse wants a house that's sunny, Moose wants a house that's funny, and Goose wants a house with a bunny. On the way, the caboose breaks free from the train and goes careening down the tracks. It comes to a stop upside down by a tree near the sea. To their delight, they realize that they have a sunny, funny, loose caboose for a house with a bunny.

"The geese want to do ballet today, but they need Bruce's help"--Provided by the publisher.

After her mother dies, fourteen-year-old Amy Alden comes to live with her eccentric inventor father on a farm in Canada, and the two of them grow closer as they raise a group of young goslings and help them learn to migrate.

When the geese ask him for assistance with getting new ballet gear, Bruce the ever-grumpy bear agrees to help his friends get ready to stretch their wings and follow their dream of dancing.

"One day, Bearnard the bear and Gertie the goose were reading Brave Bearnard's Book. 'I wish you had your own book too,' said Bearnard. Thus begins Bearnard's quest to write Gertie her own book. But Gertie wants danger and excitement--complete with dragons, volcanoes, and rampaging monsters--while Bearnard just wants his friend to be safe! What will become of Gertie's story?"--Provided by publisher.

"Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through grade three, this book introduces swans and geese to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--Provided by publisher.

Liz and her friends are spending a fall weekend at the cabin at Marigold Lake, planning to bake pies and enjoy nature, but Lizzie forgets to put sugar in her berry pie--a mistake which proves fortuitous when she needs a lot of berries to feed a migrating goose who has fallen behind his flock.

Best friends Sophie and Goose go to the zoo to find a friend for Goose when Sophie goes to school.