Whybrow, Ian

Stanley's friends think he is only interested in eating carrots, but when someone very special comes to visit, Stanley the rabbit steals the show with his cleverness.

Animal noises are introduced in this humorous story about a small child who refuses to feed his bread crumbs to the birds at the park.

An anthology of fourteen Christmas stories, both previously published and newly commissioned, by such authors as Louisa May Alcott and William Dean Howells, and illustrated by such artists as Anna C. Leplar and Paolo D'Altan.

Little Wolf and his brother Smellybreff play a naughty trick in their quest for dinner.

Simple, rhyming text encourages the reader to search the illustrations for animals and other items found on a farm.

In letters home to Mom and Dad, Little Wolf describes his new pack, the Beastshire SPOBBTALOF (Small Pack of Brute Beasts That Have a Load of Fun.).

Tiger, upset not to get a present for his birthday, is cheered up by Miss Lollipop who takes him on a grand adventure which ends with a big surprise.

When Sammy's grandmother goes into the hospital with a bad cough, he makes some special robots to look after her.

Lonely Miss Lollipop buys a truck which quickly fills with animals in this rhyming tale that introduces counting.

Little Pig embarks on an adventure that will forever change his life after he learns to read the words "wish, " "change, " and "friend.".