Jeanne Willis

When a hippopotamus discovers a spot on her bottom, it seems every creature in the jungle knows what it is and how to cure it.

Boa is hoping to enjoy his best birthday ever, but most of his friends' gifts are very disappointing.

Slug worries that the reason his mother never hugs him is that he is ugly, so he follows his friends' advice to be furry, with a beak, horns, and more, until his mother can no longer recognize him, but then he learns that she loves him, no matter what.

When the world tips upside down, baby animals tumble out of bed, landing in the arms of different mothers.

"Toilet training is tricky, especially if you're not from this planet, unless you know the toilet song" -- publisher's description.

A young Tyrannosaurus rex with very poor eyesight loses his eyeglasses, resulting in chaos for himself and the creatures around him.

When a caterpillar meets her perfect love, a tadpole, she begs him never to change, but their relationship is doomed.

When Hyena puts a banana skin in Giraffe's path, causing a chain reaction of accidents that Hyena finds hilarious, he soon learns what it is like to be the butt of a joke.

"Everybody knows that penguins live at the South Pole and polar bears live at the North Pole. But what would happen if, one day, an adventurous family of penguins took a wrong turn and ended up at the North Pole?"--Back cover.

'Who's in the loo? There's a very long queue. Is it an elephant doing a poo?' Containing illustrations by Adrian Reynolds, this book is for readers whose houses have many occupants.