Books in Golden Storybooks series

Grover feels the texture of a sheep's woolly coat, a tree's scratchy bark, and the sand at the beach, and discovers that some things should not be touched, especially porcupines

Colorful illustrations and simple text illuminate the life of nature's creatures and their young ones

A frisky little puppy's adventures around his home introduce young readers to the numbers one through ten

Presents in simple language the well-known psalm about how the Lord's presence and protection conquer fear

Pinocchio learns that believing lies or telling lies can get one into trouble

A boy finds himself in a strange library where the books come to life

At bedtime, Teeny Mouse counts her eyes, her teeth, her furry paws and wiggly toes, the buttons on her nightgown, and the ribbons in her hair--and falls asleep by the time she gets to ten.

Rupert enjoys playing with his friends in the snow, but he loves coming home to Mother and Father and their warm, cozy kitchen. On board pages.

Presents in simple language the well-known psalm about the greatness of God and the wonders of His creation

Retells stories about very different types of fairies, including ones who are helpful, silly, greedy, or crafty.

Muff, Ruff, Tuff, and Luff, brothers and sisters, grow up to be a house cat, farm cat, alley cat, and ship's cat

A description of airplanes and many other things that fly.