Leslie Muir

This book was about an elephant baker who was so busy working all day in her bakery that she had not time to celebrate her own birthday or even make herself a cake. Every night she would leave out a slice of cake for the mice and little did she know she was in for a big surprise. The mice came in and made her a cake while she was sleeping and she was so happy to wake up to a celebration. The central message of this story is that although we may run out of time or forget to celebrate our own birthdays our friends are always there to pick us back up again and make sure we enjoy our birthdays.… (meer)

Barry B. Wary is a spider. He likes to eat bugs, all kinds of bugs. He likes to cook them in sauces and fry them, and BBQ them. Until one day Barry sees a butterfly and he falls in love. He quits bugs cold turkey so that he can have the butterfly in his life. He waits and waits for her and she never comes. His spidery nature begins to leave because he has given up the bugs he loved. One night he sets a table for two with a candle. A bug flies in and gets nice and cooked. Worried it's his butterfly love Barry investigates. It's not her. But the bug sure looks tasty! Barry goes back to his bug eating ways.… (meer)