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The Lollipop in My Pocket
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Why is it that young children lick railings and shopping cart handles, or devour the candy just discovered in the crack of the carseat? Children can be gross! It's a known fact that children are captivated by all things gross! Set in rhyme, The...
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The Boy and the Honeybees
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Marvin loves the honeybees. He loves to watch them, play with them, and learn about them. Lucky for Marvin, his mama knows a lot about honeybees. She teaches him of their importance to the natural ecosystem and how such small creatures have such...
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The Littlest Gnome and the Fairy King's Gift
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Peter has always been the smallest gnome in his village. When he isn’t being called “Pipsqueak” by his fellow gnomes, he fills his days squeezing into tiny spaces, looking for lost items others can’t reach. But Peter wonders if there’s a bigger...
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Jesse and Red to the Rescue
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Jesse and Red are best friends out looking for adventure, when suddenly their mission changes. As they journey, new paths await them. Sure, they have a job to do, but sometimes you have to set aside the original goal in order to help out those in...
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Mingo N Bumble
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Flamingo notices a mysterious creature in the meadow near her pond and worries when she discovers it is a bumblebee. Bumblebees can sting! But when Flamingo finally talks to the bumblebee, she is concerned Flamingo will eat her. Flamingo and...
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Thunder and the Grizzly Bear Cub
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Rosie and Sam return to the Marpole Dude Ranch and have another exciting adventure. The youngsters learn about caring for animals, working as a team and learning respect for others. Dangerous challenges are met and overcome along the way. Rosie...
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The Boy Who Influenced the King
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“I can influence the king,” the peasant boy said to his friend. “No you can’t!” his friend replied. “You’re just a peasant boy, and he’s the king.” The peasant boy’s boast triggers a chain of events that culminates within the palace walls. Along...
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The Muffluppitts
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“On Sunday, all the muffluppitts had red fur. That’s just the way it was. Nobody asked why. Muffluppitts always had red fur on Sundays.” All the muffluppitts in the village know exactly what to do on each day of the week. They are always all the...
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The Grod Family's Christmas Lights
[A Grod Family Christmas Story]
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Despite Papa Grod’s best efforts, the Grod family’s Christmas lights have always looked “scruffy” and “hodge-podgey” and “tacky” (according to Mama Grod). But now, with a fresh new set of high-quality Christmas lights (in Mama Grod’s favourite...
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Toiletbrush'O'Rama
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Ever wonder if maybe there is more to using a toilet brush than just brushing toilets? Get ready to experience the world of toilet brushes like you never imagined! But keep the disinfectant wipes ready...
