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Jasper Raisintoast, friend of Tweedy-Jones, zooms into trouble and adventure in his superfast, shiny speedboat.

Elliot Moose can't wait to go exploring with his friends, but then he has an accident and no one knows how to fix him, until one smart friend discovers how to help Elliot.

Rabbit is raking leaves on a fall day. Winnie the Pooh and the others would rather play in them.

Ebb, a dog, does not like to share her place on a boat with a bird.

Sam's fun trip downtown turns scary after she hops out of the car and gets lost in the city.

An illustrated retelling of the escapades of Toad, Mole, Rat, and Badger, four animal friends who live along a river in the English countryside.

Little Wombat is excited to be playing hide and seek with his friends, but he soon finds himself lost and alone in the rain and sets out to find someone to help him.

Tugg, a gorilla, helps his best friend Teeny, a monkey, in her attempts to become a musician, an artist, and a poet.

While preparing to audition for a spot at the dance school, Jenna discovers a magic kitten who helps her survive life's daily dilemmas.

Beck, a fairy, tries to keep her friend Fawn from knowing that she is taking care of a lost baby bunny because Fawn always teases her, but when the bunny goes missing Beck mounts a search that leads to a big surprise.

Little Roo tries to find the much-feared heffalump and ends up learning a lesson about friendship.

A group of animals are concerned about a young boy who is sad, and when they find out that he is upset about a bully, the eight creatures stand up for their friend.

Best friends Tillie and Mert do everything together, from buying "bargains" at Weasel's garage sale to telling fortunes and opening their own grocery store.

J. Grumley Badger, biggest grouch in the neighborhood, becomes more and more pleasant when he meets Brunhilda Badger.

Bear announces that it's "a perfect day for it" and his friends follow him up the mountain, each imagining what special treat they might share there, but all come to agree that Bear's "it" is just right.