Sommer, Carl

Two mice are unhappy about living in the forest, until they move to a farmhouse and discover how good things had been before.

Buzzie becomes unhappy with her role as a worker bee and starts a revolt at her hive, until she discovers that working together is the best way to be happy.

When the three big trains refuse to go up the mountain in the deep snow, the Little Red Train finds brave helpers and goes on a rescue mission to take food to the stranded villagers.

Stephanie decides to do something to get rid of crime and violence on her street, leading to a transformation of her school and neighborhood.

When Christopher gets a remote controller that enables him to skip ahead in time, he tries to use it to avoid his problems.

Millie was so upset that she couldn't have her own way at home that she ran away to the city; however, instead of having fun, Millie was miserable, hungry, and wanted to go home.

Until they see their two stubborn mules finally resolve a behavior problem, Benny and Sally refuse to believe that sharing could bring happiness.

An illustrated retelling of the story in which Chicken Little becomes convinced the sky is falling after being hit on the head by an acorn.

Reveals the underlying causes of the violence, criminal activity, sexually transmitted diseases, and other social problems that are plaguing American society and offers a practical solution that could revitalize and repair the social ailments of the twenty-first century.