Bethany Roberts

"An energetic group of mice deliver valentines to the other animals."--

Four energetic mice enjoy a parade and other festivities on Independence Day.

A group of mice have some problems when they put on a play to commemorate the first Thanksgiving, but everything works out all right in the end.

When Grampie Groundhog decides to retire from forecasting the weather, he has twins Greta and Gregory draw straws to see who will take over the important job, but the winner is so nervous the two put aside their squabbling and work together.

The cat parade is enlivened by the arrival of a mouse.

"The Holiday Mice are going on an egg hunt. Oh no! The littlest mouse is not finding any eggs ... until he stumbles and tumbles upon a very special egg. Will it turn out to [be] the best one of all?" -- P.4 of cover.

An assortment of monsters demonstrates good and bad manners.

As the family passes the winter in their cozy home, Papa Rabbittells them stories about other rabbits.

A little mouse's very lively birthday party has the cowboy theme he hoped for.

Jesse and Gramps aren't sleepy, so they sit in front of the fire and talk about the beautiful and scary things they see in its flames.