Oscar is determined to meet a goldfish, so w hen one flashes past him he goes looking for more. Lift-up f laps on every page conceal pop-up creatures, and at the end of the story there''s a special surprise just waiting to be f ound '

Introduces Oscar Otter and his friends who live in and around the river, and invites youngsters to touch the animals and other surfaces in their world.

This colorful and fun sticker book is a gentle introduction to some of the wonderful wildlife inhabiting Oscar Otter's world. You'll meet such familiar friends as Doug Duckling, Hoppy Frog, Becky Beaver and Sidney Seal in this book that features 72 pages of activities and stories and 24 pages of reusable stickers.

We all have courage within us, though it is not always easy for us to see it ourselves. Sometimes we need someone to help us find courage. In An Adventure with Joshua and Rocky the Otter, an adventurous tale from award-winning author Lori L. Howell, Joshua helps Rocky to find his courage to swim far out into the ocean. It is something Rocky should do naturally, but he is too frightened. Suddenly, the hot air balloon goes faster and faster, and the wind causes the basket to spin. Joshua is tossed on to the rocks. Now Joshua must trust Rocky as they embark on a dangerous adventure that will change their lives forever. Friendships can grow out of many circumstances, including fear. But was this adventure a reality or a dream?

Have you ever thought about hats? Nearly everybody has at least one, so there must be millions of them about. This is the story about one special hat and his adventures when he loses his Owner.

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In Harry Castlemon's novel, 'The Camp in the Foot-Hills; or, Oscar on Horseback', readers are transported to the rugged American wilderness where young Oscar embarks on a thrilling adventure on horseback. Castlemon's depiction of the untamed landscape, coupled with his vivid descriptions of Oscar's escapades, immerse the reader in a world of exhilarating exploration and danger. Written in a straightforward yet captivating style, the novel appeals to readers of all ages with its mix of action, camaraderie, and moral lessons. Castlemon's work is a prime example of 19th-century American juvenile fiction, blending elements of adventure and coming-of-age themes to create a timeless story that still resonates today. Harry Castlemon's own experiences as a Union soldier during the Civil War likely influenced his writing, drawing on his knowledge of the outdoors and his love for storytelling. 'The Camp in the Foot-Hills' is a must-read for those seeking a classic adventure tale with a moral message, and a glimpse into the life of a beloved 19th-century author.