Collection: Easies

Far away the butterfly folk live in a kingdom of beautiful gardens. The butterfly children dance and sing all day long with the caterpillars. The children can't wait until the first day of spring, when they will finally get their wings.

A little rabbit watches an old couple paint eggs, make chocolate, and braid baskets for the village children at Easter, and he eventually becomes the Easter Bunny.

Olive is a shy girl who prefers reading about adventures to having them herself. But when a mysterious figure steals all of the books in town, Olive decides to set out straight into an adventure of her own. The thief, meanwhile, doesn't quite know what to do with the stories he's stolen. Olive mu...

Late one night, Slipper the cat awakens to find a furry-booted man in her home and, like any curious cat would, climbs into his big red sack.

"In the big city, a tiny kitten longs to join a gang of grown-up cool cats. But they just tell him to stay away: You're too small. You'll get under our feet. Then, the feline crew gets hopelessly trapped - and it's suddenly up to the kitten to save the day and prove that even the teeniest creatur...

It's Zebra's birthday but the crocs are not invited! Chomper, Snapper and Cruncher want to eat everyone up, but without an invitation, they must come up with a plan to get into that party. What they don't plan for, is just how much fun they will have! A simple but funny story with three loveable ...

Stan was always stroppy at home, but at school he wasn't allowed to be. His teacher even had a special saying about staying calm and cooperating with others.

Fickleton Farm is peaceful and calm until the arrival of a warty visitor. With confidence high, he announces to the animals, 'I'm Stud. I'm the best!' But what can a toad bring to a farm? Stud is a born entertainer who is not afraid to fail. He eventually earns his spot on the farm and is embrace...

She can skate . . . but can she bake? Follow Lucy, the adventure-loving mouse, as she learns that everyone needs a little help sometimes--and that's okay.

When five-year-old Sulwe's classmates make fun of her dark skin, she tries lightening herself to no avail, but her encounter with a shooting star helps her understand there is beauty in every shade.