imagination

A young boy imagines what it would be like to drive a train and take his little brother along for the ride.

When Lisa asks her father for a kiss, he uses his imagination to take her on an adventure where kisses come in all shapes and sizes.

Using her magical spoon to make new words by changing letters around, Anna embarks on a series of adventures with a lost little boy.

In a child's imagination, animals do wacky things, including ducks riding bikes, yaks skiing, and fish eating bagels.

Tom, a young cat, overcomes his fear of the dark by using his imagination to think about good things rather than bad ones.

A red wagon and a vivid imagination take a boy, his stuffed bear, and his dog, on many adventures.

Big Bird enjoys spending the day doing whatever he sees anyone else doing.

Harold loves animals so much that he decides to find out what it is like to be one and sets out on a series of imaginary wildlife adventures.

An illustrated collection of twenty-two whimsical poems for children; examples include "August Bedtime," "I Don't Believe in Bigfoot," and "I'd Rather Sleep at the Zoo.".

When Duck hears a noise under her bed and runs to fetch help, each animal that hears about it imagines a more dangerous beast in Duck's room.