Most Popular Books by Stephen Cosgrove

Little Gabby, a Furry Eyeful, just loves to talk. However, her constant babbling is driving her friends crazy and driving them away. She becomes sad and lonely until she meets a special friend who listens, understands, and explains.

The moral of this story is : you''re special because you''re you.

When the other bears get ready to hibernate for the winter, Jingle Bear decides to stay awake so he can see Father Snow. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Minikin, the smallest lamb in his flock, tries desperately to grow bigger so that he can be like all his friends.

The Bugglar brothers learn borrowing and stealing are wrong.

Tweezle the mouse never laughs or smiles because she''s too busy working to prepare for winter. But Tweezle and her friends help each other--she shows them the value of hard work while they teach her that laughter can make work more fun. Full color.

All Jake, the Irish seagull, wants to do is fly! He needs to learn patience in order to soar to the sky.

Back by popular demand, "Serendipity*" books share life lessons and memorable morals and are a favorite with children and parents alike. In this beloved story, Flutterby Fly helps keep the butterflies in line, at least when they are not distracted by gossip. When her flock becomes afraid, Flutterby helps them learn that they can''t believe everything they hear. Full-color illustrations. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

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A little donkey gets angry because he thinks no one is paying any attention to him.

For the Bigg family, residents of Buggville in the Land of More-Than-Small, life with ten children in a small house makes it very difficult to get along with each other.

Young Hucklebug runs away from his village rather than help gather food, but soon regrets his decision. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Because he is bored with living in Buggville, where nothing exciting ever happens, Flea Flicker makes up an outlandish excuse for not doing his homework--one that affects the entire town.

Buttermilk Bunny sees everything on the way home through the dark forest as scary. Her father shows her that during the daylight, things aren''t always what they seem. Full color.

A princess regrets her selfish behavior when her friend Morgan the unicorn disappears. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

A sassy little elephant, who irritates others by imitating everything they say, hears in an echo how unkind she sounds.

A sheep wishes for a horn like his unicorn friend has, but it costs him more than he can bear.

The riddle frequently muttered by an odd and reclusive otter is finally deciphered by the townspeople, who are then able to offer her the friendship she needs.

Maynard, a lonesome dragon, learns to look within himself to find a friend.

A fat cat loses weight with the help of a friendly mole.

Each beloved tale teaches youngsters how to deal with the challenges of their world, providing them with positive solutions to difficult problems.

It is never easy moving to a different town and when Bee D. Bopp uses insults and cruel jokes to try to win friends at her new school, a gentle older couple teaches her a better approach.

The moral of this story is: It''s important to know when to say ''no''.

The story of a tiny creature named Daisy. She becomes greedy, but soon learns the importance of sharing.

The school bully plans to discredit two new students who falsely claim to be rich, until he faces his own delusions of grandeur.

Young rabbit Flippity Floppity becomes pleasantly tired after a day of hard play and goes home to take his nap.

Pompous Posh, a llama resident of the majestic mountains of Machew Peeshoo, spends his life searching for a creature who is his equal or better, never seeing the beauty and purpose in the other animals.

Lord and Lady Bugg invited everyone to a party but only Snugg came.

A beautiful winged mare waits to see if her foal will also be winged and able to return with her to her windsong.

The farm animals learn that their possessive love for their dog friend Rhubarb is exhausting her and that friendships must be shared.

Switch Witch causes Bluebell to become so talkative that no one wants to be around her.

Bangalee tries to persuade the other kritters to change their messy ways before the dreaded grunk arrives.

Although she can''t carry a tune, Crick-Ette becomes a musical sensation with a fiddle she learns to play.

When the young horse, Morgan, is swept over a waterfall and breaks his leg, he is rescued by a magical unicorn, who changes Morgan into a unicorn.

Cooty-Doo is embarrassed that his father is "only" a garbage man and tries to hide that fact from his classmates.