A spring breeze has all of Mama's little bunnies feeling mischievous. A jolly spring wind has all Mama's little bunnies feeling mischievous. But before Maple can pick Mama's prized flowers or Cabbage and Radish can pull up all the stakes in the garden, a wind blows by and with it comes Mama Bunny’s good pie. As the bunnies eat up their slices, they think about Mama and her pie—and her kindness.

Mama Bunny's pie has a pinch of sugar and a dash of kindness.

Baxter Bunny’s Special Pie is a charming tale of honesty and of learning lessons from your mistakes. The book begins: Mama Bunny had been baking all day. The fair was tomorrow, and her pies were always winners. This year she was entering her famous strawberry pie. All the bunnies in the land agreed. Mama’s pie would win again. But there was someone who didn’t want Mama to win. Down the road lived Baxter Bunny. He was always trying to beat Mama in the baking contest but never could. His pies could never come close to Mama Bunny’s pie. This is going to be the year I am going to find a way to beat Mama in the contest, no matter what I have to do, thought Baxter. Since Baxter’s pies can’t compete with Mama Bunny’s pies, how can he possibly win? He decides to steal hers and submit it at the fair as his own. Baxter is in for a surprise! He learns the hard way not to take what’s isn’t yours.

World-renowned pie artist Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin shares her easy, approachable, and never-before-seen pie art techniques, delicious recipes, and 28 pie art designs centered around holidays and life occasions. Let pie baker extraordinaire Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin take you by the oven mitt and spirit you away to a delicious, magical, new world of pie-sibilities in this first of its kind pie art book! Whether you are a master baker, a little pie-curious, or just want to drool over the pictures while you lounge in your fuzzy socks, Jessica will show you just how easy it is for you to become your own pie-oneering pie artist! The pie art projects in this book are centered around some of our most popular and cherished celebrations in the hopes that they will encourage you to develop your own tasty new traditions with friends and family. The ample step-by-step photos take you through Jessica’s easy-to-follow, groundbreaking pie art techniques, while the friendly and funny (and a bit geeky) writing style encourages experimentation and creative discovery. With Pies Are Awesome, get ready to wow the pants off your crew at your next game night, baby shower, birthday party, or any of the social occasions that call for pie . . . which is, let’s face it, all of them. From decorative patterns to more elaborate themes, the pie art designs in this book, ranging from easy to difficult, for novice and experienced bakers alike, include amazing-looking and -tasting pies to celebrate: Birthdays (children and adults) Weddings Baby Showers New Year's Eve/Day Super Bowl Lunar New Year Valentine's Day Pi Day St. Patrick's Day Easter Mother’s Day Father’s Day Fourth of July Bastille Day Diwali Halloween Day of the Dead Thanksgiving Hanukkah Christmas Pies Are Awesome also includes tricks for working with your own tried-and-true dough recipes and store-bought dough; modifications to personalize projects; and online resources for printable templates, pie communities, friendly challenges, and more.

Shows a mother rabbit getting her six children ready for bed.

Readers will enjoy more than 200 wholesome and delicious recipes featuring turkey, fish, venison, elk, and more exotic wild game to please even the most adventurous palettes. From the kitchen of Annie Chapman and her hunting husband, Steve—author of the bestselling book A Look at Life from a Deer Stand—comes this collection of tried and true family favorites from the Chapmans and their friends. Hungry readers on the hunt for new ways to serve wild game will find a wide variety of hearty, homemade recipes. This cookbook also includes grilling tips and great ideas for sauces, side dishes, and desserts to help readers create memorable meals for friends and family.

Aging and recent widow Harriet Beamer insists she’s getting along fine with her dog Humphrey in Philadelphia … until she falls for the fourth time, injuring her ankle, and causing her son and daughter-in-law to cry foul. Insisting Harriet move in with them in California, they make a bet that her ankle is broken, and she foolishly promises to move if they’re right. Four x-rays later, Harriet’s ankle—and her heart—are broken. She packs up, ships her huge salt and pepper collection to California, and prepares to move away from the only life she knows. The only catch? She’s doing it her way. Just wait till her daughter-in-law hears Harriet will travel cross country only by public transportation and alternate means. What follows is a hilarious, heartwarming journey by train, metro bus, ferry, and motorcycle. Along the way, Harriet discovers that although her family thinks it’s time for her to be put out to pasture—God has a different plan.