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A funny book about never being afraid and about feeling a little bit scared sometimes. For brave adventurers ages 5 years and up.Walter and Willy are best friends. Willy isn’t afraid of anything, but Walter is always cautious. One day Willy takes Walter on a big adventure in the city. The big buildings and strange sounds make Walter nervous, but a visit to Willy’s favorite restaurant makes the trip worthwhile.

A funny story about sticking together no matter what. For animal friends ages 4 years and up. Walter and Willy are excited for their first day as petting zoo volunteers. They want to look their best and arrive on time. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned, and Willy’s ready to give up. But Walter will have none of that: either they’ll go together, or they won’t go at all!With its charming farm setting, lovable characters, and laugh-out-loud moments, this heartwarming tale shows kids the power of teamwork and never giving up. Brought to life by Judi Abbott’s vibrant illustrations and the playful storytelling of American author Bonnie Grubman, this book is a must-have for young readers who love animals, farms, and funny adventures!

"A familiar story told with a bit of pathos, ending with camaraderie and some suspense." - Kirkus ReviewsElwood, Bernardo, and Vincent enjoy a nice, easy life. Until the humans bring home . . . MEOW! Oh, no, a cat in the house! Goodbye, lazy days. Unless the mice succeed in their plan, of course!A funny story about a new roommate and clever, scheming mice. For mouse and cat lovers ages 5 years and up.

Free from slavery at last, the Israelites headed to the Promised Land."Are we there yet?" cried the children.In the harsh desert, the Israelites wander on rugged paths, under the blazing sun, through chilly nights. It feels endless.One day, the children discover a creature with a horn that glows like the moon and a coat that glistens like stained glass. A creature as real as hope, as real as joy. The journey to the Promised Land will be long, but the desert unicorn will light the way in this story inspired by an ancient rabbinic understanding of a creature named in the Book of Exodus.