Richard Cowdrey

Fiona the hippo and her friends find a soccer ball and decide to play a game.

Fiona the hippo faces the challenges of growing up with an "I've got this!" attitude. "On January 24, 2017, Fiona the hippo was born at the Cincinnati Zoo, six weeks before her due date. She weighed only 29 pounds, which is very small for a Nile hippo. She was too weak to stand and nurse from her mother, so Fiona received around-the-clock attention from the zoo's animal care staff, dubbed "Team Fiona", and even from nurses at Cincinnati Children's...

"It is raining but Fiona the baby hippo still wants to hang out with her good friends at the zoo, so when Flamingo stops by Hippo Cove for a visit she brings her big umbrella." --

Fiona the Hippo fans can now experience the Fiona the Hippo I Can Read titles in audio download format with this 4 in 1 collection. These Level One I Can Read books feature inspiring stories about this heroic little hippo written in simple, accessible language, great for emergent readers. Fiona the Hippo I Can Read Collection 1: • Includes 4 complete Fiona the Hippo I Can Read titles • Features Level One I Can Read stories geared especially...

"Fiona plans an Easter egg hunt for all her friends at the zoo."--

Fiona the baby hippo is puzzled by the excitement the other zoo animals feel over Christmas, but after meeting Chloe the koala, who has just arrived, she begins to understand. --

When a kookaburra named Matilda feels down, Fiona and the other zoo animals dress up to cheer her up.

Trained as a search-and-rescue dog since puppyhood, Ellie can track and find people who are physically lost, but it is her owners, widower Jakob and lonely Maya, who challenge her to find a way to save people who are lost in other ways.

When a terrible danger threatens the wolves of the Beyond, outsider Faolan must take a leadership role and inspire the pack to stand together.

When Bailey meets eight-year-old Ethan, he quickly figures out his purpose: to play with the boy, to explore the Farm during summers with the boy, and to tidy the boy's dishes by licking them clean (only when Mom isn't watching). But Bailey soon learns that life isn't always so simple--that sometimes bad things happen--and that there can be no greater purpose than to protect the boy he loves.