Harry is hairy. He hopes to be even hairier. He wants to be VERY HAIRY. (But that might not be the best idea!)

Harry grows up a happy rabbit with lots of friends to play with. As he gets older, a funny thing happens. Harry gets hairier and hairier until his friends start making fun of him. They taunt Harry for being different, and he soon feels like he has no friends at all. Then, something terrible happens to Henry the hare, and “hairy” Harry comes to his rescue. Despite his friends being mean, Harry chooses to be kind and helpful. His actions make the other rabbits realize it doesn’t matter what they look like, but it does matter how they treat each other. Sadly, many children today experience bullying in a variety of forms. Harry: The Very Hairy Hare is about overcoming bullying through kindness and acts of love. We’re all responsible for our words and actions, so instead of being cruel, smile, share a kind word, and do a good deed.

Join in on the latest adventure of Harry Hairy Legs. Harry Hairy Legs is not your ordinary household spider. Not only does Harry have fun, and meet good friends throughout his adventure but he helps squish the general fear people have of all eight legged critters. This particular spider is differant, and will change a lot of minds

A lovable character, beautiful artwork, an engaging story, and a vital life lesson for children... and parents.

In the third adventure of Lynley Dodd's famous Hairy Maclary and Friends series, Hairy Maclary chases cats until he meets his match. Hairy Maclary felt bumptious and bustly, bossy and bouncy and frisky and hustly . . . Hairy Maclary is busy chasing, bustling and hustling all the neighbourhood cats. But there's one particular cat he doesn't expect to meet . . . Read all the Hairy Maclary and Friends books by Lynley Dodd! www.hairymaclary.com

Follow Hairy Dawg around the campus of the University of Georgia as he makes his way to Sanford Stadium for a football game.

BAD-TEMPERED RUNAWAY CAMEL. Funny, fast, and satisfying--a hilarious yarn from the "master of animal stories."* Tired of his lonely life at the zoo, Hezekiah--an ornery, very hairy Bacrian camel--busts out and heads across country. His adventure leads him to an eccentric (and equally hairy) aristocrat, a new life at a wildlife park, and company in the form of a female camel. Laughs, action, short chapters, and a genuine appreciation of the animal world make this a satisfying choice for newly independent readers. Nick Bruel's antic black-and-white drawing add to the fun. *The Guardian (London)

The Hairy Maclary wall frieze features Hairy Maclary and 11 of his friends: Muffin McLay, Bottomley Potts, Schnitzel von Krumm, Bitzer Maloney, Hercules Morse, Scarface Claw, Slinky Malinki, Greywacke Jones, Mushroom Magee, Pimpernel Pugh and Zachary Quack. The frieze is printed in 3 x 840mm lengths, which can be easily attached to a nursery wall to create an instant decorative feature. The Hairy Maclary frieze offers parents a delightful and inexpensive decorative treatment for their child's nursery or bedroom. It will appeal to adults and children alike.

Down in the town by the butcher's shop door, sat Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy . . . With a big juicy bone Samuel Stone, Hairy Maclary sets off for the dairy. His friends want him to share it but Hairy Maclary has other ideas . . .