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Lonely Tree gets excited when new trees start growing around him and all sorts of animals come along. Time passes by and our majestic friend becomes sad and lonely again: the trees disappear and the animals leave. The rhyming verse talks about the environment and the deforestation problem, illustrations echo feelings of happiness, and sadness and fear expressed in the text create an ideal vehicle for children to connect with nature.

This illustrated book uncovers what surprises we can find within our vast and curious oceans. Through green, blue, and red color-coded magnifying lenses, a whole new secret world comes to life. Look out the submarine window to see what adventures await page after page.

Asolina goes out to see the world and rescues two damsels in distress in a modern feminist fairy tale.

A Sufi teaching tale of a boy without a name who visits a wise man and acquires both a name and a wonderful dream.

Gertrude lives in a colony of ants that is regularly attacked by an elephant. The brave ant climbs up into the elephant's ear, disrupts his sleep with her awful singing, and finally succeeds in driving him away. Trimphant, Gertrude returns to her colony, bringing peace at last. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.