It's Halloween, The Littlest Coyote's first! They dressed up for Trick or Treating and the big kids come to spoil the fun. The Littlest Coyote howls and backs and scares the big kids away. But what monster does the Littlest Coyote become by the end of the end of the story? Read this beautifully illustrated story and find out! Ghosts, and Ghouls and black robed hags!

It's springtime! And the Littlest Coyote wonders if he can go play outside. He goes for a walk with his family and asks a bunch of animals is its springtime yet, and they all give him differsnswers. He's muddy and tired, but why is he really glad to be home? Read this full illustrated story to find out.

It's Christmas! The Littlest Coyote's first. This little dog makes some mistakes and gets banned from the house and put in a kennel, where he meets some shady characters who sing songs all night. Does he get home? Do them come and get him in time for Christmas?

Horse stories from the life and books of NM Reed, life-long horse trainer and competitor.

Who needs the moon, anyway? Every evening, Old Woman and the animals gather at the pond to serenade the moon. When Coyote overhears them, he decides that what they really need is a good tenor. Unfortunately, the other animals disagree. Coyote has an atrocious voice, and they worry that his singing will scare the poor moon away! "Hummph," says Coyote, whose feelings are hurt. Why would anyone want to sing to the moon, anyway? In fact, he wonders, who needs the moon at all? All she does is make the sky so bright it's almost impossible to get a good night's sleep. But Moon is listening, and she decides it's time to teach Coyote a lesson. She packs her bags, slides out of the sky and dives into the pond, leaving the animals in utter darkness. When all their efforts fail to entice the Moon to return, Old Woman and the animals concoct one final, desperate scheme to get her back into the sky. Thomas King triumphs again, using the traditional coyote in this brilliant and original tale. Johnny Wales's wry and beautiful illustrations are a perfect complement to King's humourous cautionary tale for children.

A joyfully retold and vibrantly illustrated story about the origin of the constellations, based on a Wasco Indian legend. One evening, crafty Coyote climbs the moon to discover the secrets of the heavens. Instead, he finds a way to make the most wonderful pictures for all the world to see. The next night, the other animals of the canyon look up to the sky, where they see a big surprise!