Anthony the Ant challenges the other caterpillars to a contest to move a big rock, but even working together they can't budge it. But with God's help Anthony has no trouble moving the rock. Full color.

The Mini Adventures of Moe the Caterpillar are based on the imaginations of all young children. From weekend trips at the zoo to the first day of school, Moe can do anything and go anywhere across the USA and around the world. All you need to do is let your mind run free and create fun and excitement from everything you see and do. First, Moe the Caterpillar goes to school where he befriends a little girl who builds him a home called a Moe Hut. Other caterpillars of different sizes, shapes and colors, all become friends as they change and grow. Then Moe goes to the zoo, where he swings through the treetops with a monkey, rides high on a giraffe, and slides down the trunk of an elephant. Meet these exciting creatures along with Moe while he has a wonderful day at the zoo. Lastly, Moe the Caterpillar is off to the circus, where he helps the lion tamers with the snap of a whip, dresses up to "clown" around, and defies gravity high above the floor in the trapeze act. The Mini Adventures of Moe the Caterpillar come alive in these bedtime stories, created from the imaginations of children everywhere.

Based on the Hermie and Friends™ film by the same name, Webster, the Scaredy Spider is Max Lucado's latest character to enter the garden. With little regard to the "Garden Treaty of '85," cute little Webster wanders into the garden to face his long list of fears: leaving home, other insects, talking in front of others, meeting new people, big lizards, water, heights, flying through the air, dark places . . .But little does he know, he is a big, hairy source of fear for all of the other insects in the garden. With guidance from God (after, of course, getting up the courage to talk to Him), Webster finds a way to face his fears, and in turn, the other insects learn to face Webster. With vividly colorful 3-D art from the film, this story will serve as a light-hearted reminder that God is always by our sides.

Recently divorced, Diane and her two sons settle into life in a new community. With equal impact, an aged and lonely widower, a wealthy young mother and a Hesder Yeshiva boy ignite the pintele Yid in the three. Four generations unfold in a tale bound together by women among them the seamstress who escapes Europe to build a sad and solitary life in a small upstate town; the beautiful bride who decorates her home in the colors of the sun and the yellow-haired mother of someone else's child. Anguish, joy, envy and faith come full circle in this story of secrets and simple truths.

There's someone new coming to the garden's Summer Camp this year, and, well, he has a problem. He stinks. But that's what stink bugs do. So, when Stanley arrives at Camp-Bug-a-Boo, he creates quite a...well, stink. Everyone tries their best to put up with the unusual odor, but things don't go so well. But then God helps the summer camp to realize that the reason Stanley stinks is because he's afraid and the thing he is most afraid of is others not liking him and accepting him the way he is. Our garden friends soon learn that God created each of us for very special reasons and that, even though Stanley is different, they need to show him love.