Short and Stubby Wins the Race is an adaptation of the beloved folktale "The Tortoise and the Hare." This is a story of a corgi and his owner that over-come all obstacles in order to prove that with hard work and dedication anything is possible.

Discover ALL the things that Corgi loves, in this sweet board book just right for baby! Corgi loves parks, There's so much to do! Corgi loves making friends. Corgi loves you! Meet Corgi! This little dog has a lot of spunk, style, and personality. Spend a day with Corgi and discover all the things this pup loves: from swimming and splashing in the pool (and wearing floaties!), to cuddling up with a favorite stuffy after a long day. With gentle text, soft illustrations, and a completely loveable character, this sweet board book is just-right for your baby's library, at Valentine's Day and all throughout the year! And be sure to pick up the companion title, Corgi Can, all about perseverance.

A tale (although he doesn't have one) about a Tri Corgi named Levi.

Pippin may look like a big-eared, short-legged dog, but he's a magical corgi. Fairies ride corgis because they're too small to ride horses. Pippin lives undercover with a human family but his secret mission is to serve Aliiana, an earth fairy, as her faithful steed. Aliiana and Pippin learn that a thief has stolen the Ruseol Gem, the source of all good magic on Earth. If the thief destroys the Gem, all magic will wither and die-including Aliiana. Can they stop the thief before he kills magic?

"Every night, this little corgi puppy dreams about having a family who loves her. Every day, she watches as other puppies find new homes -- but never her. She knows she's not super-cute like the other puppies. In fact, she's kind of funny looking. Her ears are too big, her legs are too long, and her fur isn't big and fluffy like it should be. After all, isn't that why she's here right now. [sic] She wants to believe that one day, one very special day, someone will choose to take her home. She'll be loved, and she will love them back even more. They will never want to get rid of her. And, she'll do everything she can to be the best dog ever -- just for them. But as more and more time passes, she wonders if her dream will ever come true. And if it doesn't what will happen to her?"--Cover.

In Corgiville, as in many small towns all over America, the biggest event of the year is the fair. And the most exciting thing at the Corgiville Fair is the goat race! Caleb Corgi has spent moths training his goat, Josephine, for the big event. But Edgar Tomcat's goat is fast, too, and Caleb knows that Edgar is not above indulging in some dirty tricks in order to win. The sights, smells, and all the fun and excitement of a typical small-town fair are captured with humor and affection in Tasha' Tudor's text and marvelously detailed watercolor paintings.

A girl with ambition. A clever ruse gone awry. A fatal encounter... Eleven-year-old Ruthless will do whatever it takes to live up to her name. Slaughtering pirates, running an underground gambling operation, and intercepting Russian spies are just a few examples. In true Ruthless fashion, she claims the title of student body president, but her aspirations are cut short after getting in trouble. Not letting that stand in her way, she runs for Mayor with the help of her incredibly strong best friend, Owen. Her town of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has no age requirement to run for the post. The chances of a child winning are slim, to say the least, so Ruthless and Owen disguise themselves as an adult with the good old 'two kids in a trench coat' ruse. This seemingly harmless scheme has grave consequences that invite the turmoil of her mother's past back to haunt her. When the dangers of the adult world come crashing down on Ruthless, she must learn how to live with her new reality, and ultimately use it to turn her life into a success story - and live up to her name. But will she be able to leave the past behind?