Books in Greenwillow Read-Alone series

Despite his plans to dislike all his subjects, Ferdinand Fieldmouse finds that his first day at school is not as bad as he expected

A family of mice raises a card-playing, bath-taking tadpole who as a bullfrog begins to eat alarming amounts.

Grandpa's Christmas present includes step-by-step directions for making a delightful gingerbread house and for devouring it

A simple, considerate guide to basic manners takes into account the capabilities and perceptions of children

Two stories about Tom and the piskies, "The Leprechaun's Trick" and "Pisky Mischief."

"Fourteen poems center loosely around experiences that tend to happen when it's too wet to go out. A most pleasing diversion for times when such things count."--Booklist.

Describes the gradual transformation of a cleared farm field into a dense forest

A pancake leaps from the pan and outrolls the woman, her children, and several other creatures, until it is outwitted by a pig

The Turtle family is puzzled by a very strange bump under the lettuce bed in their garden.

A collection of riddles for beginning readers.

Thomas refuses to learn to read and gets into trouble when he fails to read signs like "Exit," "Danger," and "Ladies."

The rooster and the hen set off in a mice-drawn shoe to proclaim themselves king and queen.