Foster, Kelli C

"Buddha bowls, sometimes called 'bliss bowls,' 'nourish bowls,' or 'power bowls,' are . . . one-dish meals. You start with a base of whole grains, rice, noodles, or legumes; load on a generous assortment of cooked or raw vegetables; and top with a boost of protein and a dressing, sauce, or broth. It's a . . . healthy meal you can have for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or, if you like, all three"--Provided by publisher.

K.C. Swine wins a beautiful card on Valentine's Day, but she and her friend decide to leave it as a surprise for a sick porcupine.

Snowball, a rat that lives in the wall of the barn, is disturbed when the horse, Stonewall, plays ball against the wall.

It is so hot one July that the animals use a magic brew to make it snow.

As monkey gymnast Pip flips , ostrich spectator Kip trips, thereby getting into the act.

Campers have to use the light of the moon when their flashlight burns out.

Illustrates graphically and in rhyme why lop-eared rabbits don't belong in ice cream shops.

Finding a lost baseball is the only thing standing in the way of a perfect ball-playing day.

July, a fox, and Small Fry, an otter, try to catch a butterfly and when that fails, set their sights on a firefly.

A frog in a bog tries to give advice to two joggers about the dangers of jogging in the fog.