John Burningham

Easy-to-read text and drawings describe a young boy's relationship with his best friend Arthur.

Lower case letters and labeled pictures depict a boy interacting with an alligator, flowers, ice cream, a wasp, and other animals and objects from A to Z.

Miles the dog is unruly and disobedient until Mr. Huddy makes him a car of his own, and he takes his owner Norman on driving adventures.

Discovering a magical door in her bedroom that leads her to the zoo, a little girl is tempted to bring one little bear back to her room, and then a menagerie of smaller animals, and then a medley of big animals, until pandemonium ensues.

Each time he does something a little bit bad, Edwardo is told that he is very bad and soon his behavior is awful, but when he accidentally does good things and is complimented, he becomes much, much nicer.

Every night Marie-Elaine's cat, Malcolm, goes out, and every morning he comes back in and sleeps. "Where do cats go at night?" the girl wonders. So when she sees him at his cat door dressed to the nines, she begs to come along. And amazingly, Malcolm agrees, as long as she puts on her fancy clothes, gets small, and keeps it all a secret. With a whimsical story and breathtaking artwork, the acclaimed John Burningham takes us on an exciting night's...

A little girl and her grandfather share very special moments.

At bedtime a young boy takes a trip on his toy train and rescuesseveral endangered animals.

On his way home from a quick trip to the store, Steven encounters several marauding animals ready to relieve him of his goods.

"A baby who gains enormous strength from avocados defends his weakling family." --