Little Fuzzy Bunny is a very curious bunny, always looking for the next adventure. So when the most famous of all the bunnies, E. Bunny, hops into his sight and asks for his help, of course Fuzzy Bunny jumps at the chance! But will Fuzzy be able to help E. Bunny with his request, without getting into any trouble of his own? Read The Adventures of Fuzzy Bunny to find out! About the Author Lindsey Shell published this, a story her recently deceased father used to tell her as a child. Lindsey grew up going to multiple countries, as her parents were missionaries in a variety of places and also pastors of a church. Her dad started a food pantry for those in need in Sidney where she grew up and now lives. Lindsey works there currently, going on her fourteenth year of employment.

“A lighthearted, clever send-up of zany horror conventions, this book is just the thing for kids about ready for M. T. Anderson’s Whales on Stilts.” —Booklist When Joules and Kevin Rockman’s parents drop them off at Camp Whatsitooya on their way to an International Spamathon, the twins expect a summer of marshmallows, campfires, and canoe trips. What they do not expect is to defend the earth from an invasion of sugar-addicted, murderous, seven-foot-tall rabbits from another galaxy. Happily, the Rockman twins, veteran watchers of the Late, Late, Late Creepy Show for Insomniacs, are unusually well-prepared for dealing with monstrous beings from outer space. If only their fellow campers were so lucky. Andrea Beaty, New York Times–bestselling author of several very funny picture books and a mystery novel, here reaches new heights of hilarity and verbal dexterity in a novel sure to become a camp—ba-dum-dum—classic. “Beaty’s tale of high silliness is sure to please, and it’s dotted with Santat’s mini-comics and spot illustrations, which move the story along.” —Kirkus Reviews “Beaty’s storytelling is lighthearted and fast-paced . . . her unconventional and entertaining narrative make it a wholly fun read.” —Publishers Weekly

Originally published: Fuzzytail bunny. New York: Random House, c1992.

Mr. Fuzzy Ears, a chubby, helpful Cairn Terrier, learns that all the bunnies have disappeared and he is asked to investigate. He becomes a K9 Police Officer and he searches by asking various animals, including "Owl-O-Wish-Us" the wise old owl. In the end, he finds the bunnies fixated with 'Screen Things' and bad things are happening . In the end, Mr. Fuzzy Ears solves the mystery and helps the bunnies (and children) learn what is truly important in life!

A hungry bear named Fuzzy and a hardworking bee named Buzzy form an unlikely bond to right a wrong! Working together, the new friends learn that everyone, no matter how big or small, can make a difference in their local ecosystem. This is the first of Fuzzy and Buzzy's adventures aimed at teaching children and their parents about the responsibility we all share to protect the world we live in.

This is the amazing true story of two funny, cute and heartful animals. They end up becoming friends and helping each other. Fuzzy Butt and Little Beak have exciting adventures while teaching us many uplifting life lessons.

Dream Days is a collection of children's fiction and reminiscences of childhood written by Kenneth Grahame. A sequel to the 1895 collection The Golden Age (some of its selections feature the same family of five children), Dream Days was first published in 1898 under the imprint John Lane: The Bodley Head. The first six selections in the book had been previously published in periodicals of the day - in The Yellow Book and the New Review in Britain and in Scribner's Magazine in the U.S. The book is best known for its inclusion of Grahame's classic story "The Reluctant Dragon".

"The Story of a Candy Rabbit" by Laura Lee Hope is a delightful children's story that follows the enchanting journey of a candy rabbit named Snap. The tale begins in a bustling candy shop, where Snap and his fellow candy creations eagerly await the day when they will be bought by happy children. One day, a kind-hearted little girl named Dorothy visits the candy shop with her parents. Dorothy's eyes light up with excitement when she sees the sweet and colorful candy rabbit, Snap. Unable to resist his charm, she asks her parents to buy him. With a smile, Dorothy becomes the proud owner of Snap, and their adventure together begins. As Dorothy and Snap return home, a magical transformation takes place. Snap, who was once just a simple candy rabbit, comes to life! To Dorothy's surprise, Snap can walk, talk, and interact with her as a real companion. Delighted by the magic of her new friend, Dorothy and Snap embark on a series of heartwarming adventures. Snap proves to be not only a sweet treat but also a loyal and brave friend. They explore the wonders of Dorothy's world, share laughter and secrets, and create lasting memories together. Snap's lively personality and his ability to bring joy to Dorothy's life make him a cherished friend and confidant. However, as with all magical adventures, challenges arise. Snap must learn to navigate the world of humans, where not everyone understands his magic. Together, Dorothy and Snap face these challenges with courage and determination, deepening their bond along the way. Throughout the story, Snap's journey teaches important lessons about friendship, kindness, and the power of believing in magic. As he discovers the beauty of the human world, Snap's heart becomes full of love and compassion, making him a true friend to Dorothy and anyone he meets. "The Story of a Candy Rabbit" is a heartwarming and imaginative tale that celebrates the power of imagination, the magic of friendship, and the joy of childhood. Laura Lee Hope's enchanting storytelling captures the wonder and innocence of young minds, reminding readers of the precious moments shared with their own cherished companions."

Infertility is one of the most painful and painfully common of human experiences. One in six couples will experience fertility challenges when they attempt to get pregnant, and while more and more people have spoken openly about infertility in recent years, the experience can still be incredibly isolating. But none of us is alone in our struggles. In fact, infertility is a universal part of the human experience that is mentioned in the earliest human writings. Across cultures and throughout time, the experiences of people who have faced fertility problems are widely discussed in early manuscripts, medical treatises, diaries, novels, poetry, plays, and song. After her own decade-long struggle to conceive, linguist and historian Karen Stollznow journeyed through history--from ancient civilizations and religions, to early-modern folklore, to current-day popular culture and modern medical practice--to try to make sense of what we mean by infertility and what infertility means for us. In Missed Conceptions, she shines a light on attitudes and beliefs about infertility, tests urban legends and old wives' tales, explores folk medicine and alternative therapies, and delves into modern science, separating fact from fiction along the way. Blending personal narrative, historical research, and pop culture, Stollznow gives voice to a reality that has long been spoken about in hushed tones. For anyone who is trying (and failing) to conceive, who will do just about anything to achieve what has been mistakenly called "the most natural thing in the world," this book is a welcome and hopeful companion.