Bernette G Ford

"It's the middle of winter, it's very cold, and Ori and her friends want to play outside. But there's no snow! Ori makes a wish, and soon a special snowflake brings delight to an entire town." -- Provided by publisher.

"No more diapers for me! Thats what toddlers will proudly proclaim after they hear this appealing tale of a lovable duck who takes the big step. When Piggy can't come out to play because he's busy sitting on the potty, Ducky realizes its time to grow up, too. A sweet and subtle story, with two huggable animals that children will embrace."-- Provided by publisher.

"Piggy and Ducky have a new friend: Bunny, who drinks from his bottle at mealtime, naptime, and playtime. But now Bunny has an invitation to Piggy's lovely tea party . . . and no one drinks tea from a bottle! Will Bunny grow up and start using a cup?"-- Provided by publisher.

"It's Billy Goat's first day at school, and he feels lost and lonely. Even though he really wants to join in the fun and games, he just doesn't know how. Billy Goat gets so frustrated that he even bites Piggy, Lambkin, and Bunny! But with a little gentle guidance from sympathetic Ducky, he learns that teeth are for biting food--not for biting your friends." -- Provided by publisher.

A family of young rabbits goes into a meadow at night to explore and play in winter's first snow.

Kitty loves ballet. She puts on her ballerina outfit, but cannot find her ballet slippers so she must wear sneakers when her best friend Princess Pussycat comes over to play.

"Piggy and Ducky are playing a game, but Piggy's pacifier keeps getting in the way. As the two friends play, will Ducky be able to persuade Piggy to say bye-bye to his pacifier? Adorable characters and a playful story encourage little ones to give up their pacifier, as they easily transition to the next growing-up stage." -- Provided by publisher.

It's Christmas--and for Ballet Kitty, that means "The Nutcracker"! She's going to perform the Sugar Plum Fairy, her favorite role from the ballet, at a real recital. Kitty's so excited she can hardly wait. But when her very best friend wants to dance the same solo, suddenly the show isn't fun anymore. This charming tale of friendship, ballet, and the thrill of being onstage will enchant little ballerinas everywhere.

Ballet Kitty and her best friend Princess Pussycat both want to dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy for the Christmas recital. But only one of them will be allowed to. How will the friends decide?