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In Search Of The Saveopotomas
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (Creative Education, Inc., March 15, 1974)The nervous Hordasaurus worries about the other creatures stealing his treasures, until he meets the Saveopotomas and learns that it is better to share with his friends and keep only what he needs.
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Nitter Pitter
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (Grolier Enterprises, Aug. 16, 1978)Hard Cover; Good; No Dust Jacket; Grolier Enterprises First Edition. Hardcover, Good laminated pictorial paper covered boards with light edge wear and soiling. No DJ. Beauttiful full color illustrations by James. "A Serendipity Book."
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Kartusch
Stephen Cosgrove, Robin James
eBook (Heritage Builders, Sept. 22, 2014)The Furry Eyefulls loved to see all there is to see on the Island of Serendipity. Unfortunately they would never go to sleep for fear that they would miss something. Without sleep they become grouchier and grouchier. With the guidance of a delightful blind snake called Kartusch, they learned about the magic of sleep and dreams. Ages 5-9
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Brain Worms
Stephen Cosgrove
language (, Aug. 8, 2010)There was an odd tree that stood about twenty miles east of Bump City. More specifically, it grew on the backside of old man Grimm’s Happy Valley Cemetery, just off the Blue Mountain Pass Highway. The Umatilla legend told of an evil spirit that lived in that tree. The spirit had the power to steal thoughts from anyone who came near it. In fact, according to the legend, if you stayed near the tree too long, you could lose your mind! Maybe it isn’t the tree, but rather what lives inside.
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Sometimes on a Rainy Day
Stephen Cosgrove
language (M&M Productions, April 10, 2015)T. Wheedle lives in rainy Seattle and he takes you for a tour of the things he likes best to do in the rain. The Space Needle is always nearby, whether he is walking his pet goldfish or fishing for rain sharks.
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Zippity Zoom
Stephen Cosgrove, Robin James
Paperback (Heritage Builders, Nov. 4, 2014)Volume #16 of the Serendipity SeriesZippity is a Zoom who zips through life racing from one adventure to another. Unfortunately he is so busy racing here, there, and everywhere that he sees little and remembers even less. With the help of the slowest of creatures in all the land of Whiz, Zippity learns that fast is not always best.
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Buttermilk Bear
Stephen Cosgrove
Paperback (Price Stern Sloan, April 19, 1995)A bunny and a bear want to be friends but each set of parents is prejudiced against the other animal group.
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Hucklebug
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (Price/Stern/Sloan Publishers, March 15, 1975)Berry the Hucklebug doesn't want to do any chores -- so he runs away! But after some pretty scary adventures, Berry learns that even when you've got to pitch in, home is still the best place to be.
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The dream tree
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (available from Creative Education], July 5, 1974)Patti Caterpillar resolves to tell her caterpillar friends what it is like to be a beautiful butterfly when she becomes one herself.
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Little Mouse on the Prairie
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (Price Stern Sloan, March 15, 1978)Vintage 1978. Not reprint.
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Leo The Loop
Stephen Cosgrove
Paperback (American Value Tales, March 15, 1995)Leo the rabbit whose ears are different from all the other rabbits learns that "normal is whatever you are."
