Books with author Brigitte Weninger

Poor Davy is stuck in the middle. He's too little to go hiking on the mountain with big brother Dan and he's too big to play hop-on-pop with Donny, Daisy, and Dinah. But he's just right whenever the rest of the Rabbit family needs him to do something for them -- like babysit. One day Davy has had enough! He storms out of the burrow and runs to his special hideout to sulk. ""No one loves me!"" he wails. Davy is wrong, though. His family loves him a lot, and they come up with a wonderful surprise to show him just how much. As in the other books in the popular Davy series, this new story explores common childhood concerns sweetly and sympathetically, capturing middle-child blues with humor and insight.

Poor Davy! He means well, but it seems he never gets it right. In this, the fifth adventure featuring the disaster-prone little rabbit and his loving family, Davy takes his father's words about Santa Claus to heart: ""Santa Clause likes us to share things and help one another.""So when Davy sees hungry animals in the snow, he shares food from his family's larder with them. His brothers and sisters are horrified, for it looks as though the Rabbits will go hungry this Christmas.Then, on Christmas Eve, Davy's generosity is rewarded, and he and his family learn firsthand that sharing is the true meaning of Christmas.

Davy, the winsome little rabbit hero of Brigitte Weninger and Even Tharlet’s critically acclaimed series of picture books, now appears in charming board book adaptations with simple texts and all new illustrations. Adapted from Will You Mind the Baby, Davy?, this tells the heartwarming story of Davy’s new-baby blues and his discovery of the pleasure and pride of being a big brother.

When Davy's big brother Dan tells the Rabbit family about the Easter Bunny who brings presents and colored eggs to human children, the Rabbit children immediately decide to go find him and ask him to bring them gifts too. They search high and low, but the Easter Bunny is nowhere to be found. Disappointed, Davy's brothers and sisters head for home, but not Davy. He has an idea. Will Davy's secret plan to make a Happy Easter for his family succeed, or has he forgotten something? Children will empathize with Davy when his well-meaning plans go awry, and will share his surprise and delight at the unexpected outcome of this sunny story-the eighth in the popular Davy series.

Davy is all set to sail the best bark boat he's ever built. He just needs Eddie to finish making the dam in the brook. Eddie gives the go-ahead, and Davy launches the boat. But the dam breaks and the boat is swept away.Davy is furious! His boat is gone, and it's all Eddie's fault. ""That's it, Eddie? he says. ""You're not my friend anymore. I never want to see you again. Never ever!"" But Davy soon discovers that playing alone isn't all that much fun. There must be some way to end the quarrel.In the sixth book featuring the endearing little rabbit Davy, Brigitte Weninger and Eve Tharlet deal with the ups and downs of true friendship with warmth and gentle humor.