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Abstract: Greg Heffley's on a losing streak. His best friend, Rowley Jefferson, has ditched him, and finding new friends in middle school is proving to be a tough task. To change his fortunes, Greg decides to take a leap of faith and turn his decisions over to chance. Will a roll of the dice turn things round, or is Greg's life destined to be just another hard-luck story? Ages: 7-12 years old.

Abstract: This is a story about cute little Koala named Kevin who doesn't want to change things around himself and just love to cling on the tree. Even when his friends asked him to come down to play he didn't want. But sometimes changes occur even if we don't want, same happens with Kevin. Ages: 3+

Abstract: One winter's night, a snowman comes to life and a maical adventure begins..

Abstract: Sophie and her Mummy are having tea in the kitchen when in walks a hungry tiger who asks to stay to tea. After eating everything, he moves on to Daddy's supper and for good measure also cleans out the fridge and drinks all the water from the tap. When Daddy gets home he decides they should all have supper out and the next day Sophie and Mummy buy an extra big tin of tiger food - just in case the tiger comes back! Ages: 2+

Abstract: A father and his four children--a toddler, a preschool boy, and two older girls and the dog go on the traditional bear hunt based on the old camp chant: ``We're going to catch a big one. / What a beautiful day! / We're not scared. / Oh-oh! Grass! / Long, wavy grass. / We can't go over it. / We can't go under it. / Oh, no! / We've got to go through it!''
The family skids down a grassy slope, swishes across a river, sludges through mud, and finally sees the bear, who chases them all ba ...; [Read more...] A father and his four children--a toddler, a preschool boy, and two older girls and the dog go on the traditional bear hunt based on the old camp chant: ``We're going to catch a big one. / What a beautiful day! / We're not scared. / Oh-oh! Grass! / Long, wavy grass. / We can't go over it. / We can't go under it. / Oh, no! / We've got to go through it!''
The family skids down a grassy slope, swishes across a river, sludges through mud, and finally sees the bear, who chases them all back to their home. It's a fantastic journey--was it real or imagined?