Ten songs about animals such as "I've never eaten a princess" in which a komodo dragon bemoans the damage fairy tales have done to his reputation.

Award-winning animator, An Vrombaut, creator of the 64 Zoo Lane television and book series has created another group of appealing animal friends, who all live together in the Mango Tree House. In this story we meet Clarabella Crocodile who has so many teeth that tooth-brushing time can last all day and she misses out on playtime - until her friends come to her rescue, that is. * An Vrombaut is an internationally acclaimed artist and animator and was nominated for a BAFTA for the 64 Zoo Lane television series * Vibrant artwork and stunning design make this a book that children will love to interact with * Conveys a message about the importance of brushing your teeth in a light-hearted, funny way * Features immediately appealing and lovable characters who just bounce off the page

Ten songs, each from a different endangered animal's point of view, offer a stunning anthem to our planet and its inhabitants.

Join Kyle the crocodile in search of his smile!A wonderful story from the author of Aliens Love Underpants. One morning Kyle Crocodile wakes feeling very grumpy and nothing his jungle friends do can cheer him up. But Kyle learns that helping someone in trouble can be a great way to find his smile again. Fun, vibrant illustrations make this a lovely book for sharing.

A smiling crocodile explains how he keeps his smile nice by maintaining good health, exercising, visiting the dentist, eating carefully and practicing good dental hygiene.

THE STORY: Tells of two inspired French comedians, both popular favorites. A beautiful woman, in love with both of them, agrees to build them their ideal theatre. Then the rivalry begins: for she agrees to marry the better actor. In tour-de-force

I want your smile, Crocodile. Kids love your pointy chin. If it were mine, they’d stand in line, and wait for me to grin. Would life for a spunky meerkat pup be better with polar bear hair? Porcupine spines? A crocodile smile? As Jack the meerkat covets all the things his zoo friends have, he creates calamity and discovers contentment in this humorous tale celebrating God's perfect, purposeful design. Written by critically acclaimed author Denette Fretz and illustrated by New York Times bestselling artist Jackie Urbanovic, this comical story of self-acceptance will have readers giggling through the pages.

Various numbers of articles introduce the numbers from one to ten, beginning with one white crocodile smile and ending with ten blue policemen named Ben.

Lyle is perfectly happy living with the Primms on East 88th St. until irritable Mr. Grumps next door changes all that.