Sandra Boynton

A bespectacled fiddle-playing cow and a pig twirling a sheep are featured in a barnyard dance. On board pages with a die-cut cover.

"It's nighttime in the jungle and the animals are gently snoring...until the elephant joins in!"--

Larger and larger groups of hippos join a lone hippopotamus for a party.

What does little Pookie want to be for Halloween this year? It's so hard to choose.

Various animals demonstrate words with opposite meanings, like "in" and "out."

From their wonderfully round noses to their curly little tails, piggies describe how perfect they are, how much they have in common, and how they differ, too.

Little Pookie's mother teaches her child how to dance the Pookie Shimmy.

Introduces ten rabbits who like to dance, sing, jump, and wiggle their noses in unison to entertain their audience, but anyone is welcome to join the chorus line after donning a pair of bunny ears.

Readers respond to a chicken's questions about different animals and learn how great it is to just be themselves.

"There's a big round moon in a dark, dark sky. The chickens are nervous. Witches, wizards, robots, and an alarmingly enormous mouse (eek!) are prowling around town tonight, and it's up to the chickens to get to the bottom of it -- that is, if they can uncover their eyes long enough!"--