The book is about Fluffy, a duck who thought she couldnt swim even though she lived and played in a meadow next to a pond. She spent little time with her mother, Mother Duck, and instead spent all her happy playtimes with her friend Frog. Fluffy grew older and had three ducklings. One day, as she strolled in the meadow, she was full of worry that her three ducklings were getting old and needed to be taught to swim. One conversation with Giraffe, that it takes Courage to beat the Fear, was good enough to boost Fluffys spirit immediately. The moral of the story is about courage. It always seems impossible until its done (Nelson Mandela).

Baby ducklings are about to be hatched on the farm! And when they arrive, they will need to know how to swim. But what happens when one of the ducklings doesn't seem to be cut out to be a swimmer? He'll need to find another way to make his way on the farm, and what better way than to solve mysteries? Food is disappearing, and everyone is sure that the culprit is Oscar the rat. But Hubert, the duck who can't swim, is determined to find out the truth, whether Oscar is a thief or not. He'll need to use his brains, and get help from some of the other farm animals, to solve this mystery and make a new friend.

"Follows the journey of a young polar bear named Zeke who is afraid of the water and refuses to swim. He leaves his home in search of other animals who do not swim, and ends up finding that he can enjoy the water if he follows the ABC and Ds of water safety, while learning a valuable lesson about facing his fears with a positive attitude." -- Publisher's website.

Torise, the turtle, meets a new friend who is a duck named Dorothy. They decide to go on a walk in the woods where they meet Reddy the fox. Although Reddy has other plans for them, he comes to appreciate their friendship. Through a series of adventures and mishaps, the three bond. Torise and Dorothy eventually find their way safely home.

In 'Lulu, Alice and Jimmie Wibblewobble', Howard Roger Garis presents a delightful children's book filled with whimsical characters and engaging adventures. The book follows the Wibblewobble family, as they navigate various misadventures and learn important life lessons along the way. Garis's writing style is charming and imaginative, making this book a timeless classic in children's literature. Set in a cozy countryside setting, the story is lighthearted yet thought-provoking, making it a perfect read for both children and adults alike. Garis's ability to create relatable characters and captivating storylines sets this book apart from others in its genre. His attention to detail and vivid descriptions bring the world of the Wibblewobbles to life, captivating readers of all ages. Recommended for anyone who enjoys heartwarming tales of friendship, courage, and the importance of family bonds, 'Lulu, Alice and Jimmie Wibblewobble' is a must-read for those looking for a charming and enchanting story.