John Butler

Asks the reader to guess who the parent is for nine baby animals, and includes pictures of each of their parents. On board pages. Asks the reader to guess who the parent is for nine baby animals, and includes pictures of each of their parents.

Offers a series of drowsy animal parents and their young nestlingdown together for the night. Children will be smiling too as they drift off to dreamland on the wings of this sonorous beddy-bye rhyme.

In this counting book, Daisy's mother tells her of the many animals in the world who swim and play and fly while Daisy is asleep, from one tiger hunting in the jungle to ten penguins jumping out of the icy sea.

Examines the world of fishes--from terrifying sharks to graceful sea horses--using a series of questions such as "What if a lungfish crawled out of the water?" and "What if a coral didn't build reefs?"

Describes the various sounds that some domestic animals make.

A young rabbit enjoys a "busy, dizzy" day of playing in the meadow near his home.

Baby forest animals awake in the morning and the world welcomes them.

One by one nine forest creatures fall out of bed when Little Mouse says "Roll over!"

A little, newborn lamb, too shy to say hello to the rabbit or sing with the robin, is finally drawn out by a tiny fieldmouse.

Mandy wonders if a mysterious foal is the ghost of a girl's horse which recently died.