David McPhail

A raccoon forages for food at night and at dawn returns to its home in a strong, old tree, which safely shelters the raccoon through wild winds and ferocious rain so that it can go out searching for food again.

Andrew's scribbles with a crayon he found become better and better until he is making drawings so realistic that they come right off the page.

Although two brothers are different in many ways, they are alike, too--most importantly, in their love for each other.

A big brown bear turns blue while painting when a little bear playing with her baseball bat accidentally knocks him off his ladder.

A big brown bear turns blue while painting when a little bear playing with her baseball bat accidentally knocks him off his ladder.

Jack, the rabbit, tries to make his friend Rick, a sick bear, feel better.

Big Pig and Little Pig enjoy spending time together, though they take different approaches to the same task.

Jack and Rick want to play together, but there's a river between them and they will have to work together to bridge it.

Three friends share a series of experiences--enduring a thunderstorm, looking for a lost feather, going for a ride in a cart, and sailing a toy boat.

"Board book adaption of the clothing words vocabulary from David McPhail's My Mother Goose"--