A fall tale of changing seasons. The great gray owl came down from the far north and carried the message, "Winter is coming early. Prepare!" Will the animals of the forest be ready?
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"A spring tale of trust, patience, and waiting for your time. Woodland creatures are concerned for a newborn white-tailed fawn they believe is lost"--T.p. verso.
Forest animals, awakened by the birds' warning that there is a stranger in the woods, set out to discover if there is danger and find, instead, a wonderful surprise.
Forest animals, awakened by the birds' warning that there is a stranger in the woods, set out to discover if there is danger and find, instead, a wonderful surprise.
A grandmother shares her love of birds and nature with her grandchildren.
The resident birds and animals prepare for winter when snow returns to their woodland home.
A little girl shares the joys of feeding birds and other creatures in the winter.
In a pumpkin patch surrounded by the reds and golds of fall, a worried scarecrow watches the animals prepare for winter. He worries another season will pass without scaring a single crow, or meeting the beautiful lady scarecrow across the field. A mouse moves into his straw-fille...
An old box turtle meets a very lost raccoon with a very long name, and helps him discover the magic of spring. Together they learn the truth about a little fawn who sleeps alone in the woods.
Journey deep into the winter woods and meet two snowdrifts, Pierre and Janine. Together they introduce you to their forest friends and reminisce about a time when a mysterious stranger came to visit.
One child learns about greenhouse gases, climate change, going green and how conservation can protect Earth's environment.
Learn how water connects everything on the planet. Join frogs as they gather near a pond that gets its water from the spring rains, hear the fish sing about the tides, meet a pirate who is looking for his family, and more.