Do you believe a little pig can become a frog, a bird or a butterfly? Well, enjoy this story as Willie Pig tries to become something he is not. Willy Pig learns a valuable lesson when he finally listens to his friends who tell him, "Be the best little pig you can be and not a Silly Willie Pig."

Wibbly Pig illustrates why his not-so-clever friend the big bear is so fun to be with.

A silly pig leaves home and other pigs ask where he is going.

You’re not going to find a more heartwarming dynamic duo than Pig and Mouse! Join Pig as he learns how to turn his “what if" worries from anxiety to optimism, all with the help of his loving friend Mouse. "Readers will certainly empathize with Pig and his emotions." —Kirkus “Hunter’s picture book will draw its audience with vibrant colors, oh-so-adorable characters, and plenty of silliness” –Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books "Young readers will learn that being afraid is a common, temporary feeling, and that they can talk to others about it." —School Library Journal Mouse has never had a friend quite like Pig. Pig is so incredibly kind, fabulously fun, but he also has a big secret—he’s a tremendous worrier! When Pig gets the brilliant idea to throw a party for Mouse and their friends, he can’t help but think of everything that could possibly go wrong. After all, what if a lion eats all the invitations? What if nobody comes? Or worse, what if everyone comes and has an awful time? In this adorable story, Linzie Hunter’s charming, bright illustrations pair perfectly with her sweet and funny story about friendship and the endless wonder of "what if" that readers of all ages can relate to. This picture book is a great conversation starter in the home or classroom.

After college and active marine corps duty, the author began his journalism career as a reporter and popular humor columnist for a Michigan newspaper. At age twenty-four, he became the youngest nationally syndicated columnist in US history. Eleven years later, he followed his heart and became a street cop in one of Americas largest cities. The stories here, true, firsthand accounts drawn from his life behind the badge, offer an uncensored glimpse into the hearts and minds of the thin blue line. If you seek the politically correct, look elsewhere. This book was written under fire, between shifts and on weekends while the author was still a working street cop. His experiences range from outrageously funny to deeply moving, but all are as they occurred. And all are wonderfully entertaining.

Simple words and illustrations show animals sharing a row boat.

A funny farmyard story from much-loved author, Michael Rosen. Perfect for bedtime, or any time!

Rebuffed by Sam, who is busy, Stella plays instead with Buffy the dog, who displays both old and new tricks.

For use in schools and libraries only. Doctor Peppa is in the house - can she help a friend with the sniffles feel better? Peppa and Suzy Sheep are playing store. Danny Dog comes in for cookies, and they sell him a toy telephone. Zoe Zebra asks for apples, and they sell her a toy truck. But when Pedro Pony comes in with the sniffles, they don't have anything for him! So they decide to play a new game instead. Will the new doctors be able to cure their friend Pedro?

The dictionary translates common Cantonese colloquial phrases and terms into English and provides examples on their use. The pronunciation of the phrases and terms are given in Yale Romanization.