Enjoy fun, animal stories for kids including bedtime favorites like Is Your Mama a Llama and Piggies in the Pumpkin Patch.
In this guess-along story, there is a wild animal hiding on each page. See if you can guess the animal with clues about where it lives, what it eats, and what it looks like. Then, pretend along with each animal and make the same sounds it makes. So, who is black and white and lives in a forest? Listen and read along to find out.
In this silly adventure, two piggies chase and race out of the pumpkin patch and all through the farm until they finally wear themselves out.
Have you ever wondered about kangaroos? Joey, the baby kangaroo, runs and jumps with his large kangaroo family in Australia.
Five little ducks go out to play, but only four come back that day. Count down from five to zero in Sweet Tweets’ adorable version of this classic song.
Ever heard of cows that type? Farmer Brown has. In fact, he gets lots of written demands from his displeased cows. What’s a farmer to do when the cows speak up?
In this first Aggie and Ben story, Ben’s dad takes him on a surprise trip to the pet shop. There are so many animals. Which will make the perfect pet for Ben?
Is your mama a llama? Lloyd asks his friend Dave, whose mama lives in a cave. He asks Jane too. Her mama goes “moo!” Do those sound like llamas to you?
When Ben brings home his new dog, Aggie, Ben wants to act just like her. But Ben soon realizes he doesn’t want to do everything a dog does.
Ben takes Aggie to the vet to get spayed. He encourages her to be brave but soon realizes that he’ll have to be brave too—without his best friend.
Ben’s dog, Aggie, is recovering from surgery, and she’s embarrassed by the cone she has to wear. Ben has a creative idea to make her feel better!
Ben is having trouble training his dog, Aggie. Luckily his friend Mr. Thomas comes by to help.
It’s bedtime for Ben and Aggie, but when Ben turns off the light, Aggie sees something scary! Can Ben make it better, or will he get scared too?
Aggie is a good dog, but she does not listen. Her owner, Ben, comes up with a solution: doggie school!