James Proimos

Two wolves find a baby girl floating down the river and take her home to raise her and teach her about good and evil, light and dark, right and wrong (although wolf two thinks of dinner); but when she grows up she is drawn to the human world--although the wolves are waiting to take her home each night.

Bonnie O'Boy really wants a bicycle, but when she gets one, she forgets to do something that is very important.

A collection of comical poems by James Proimos which reflect on the joys of being a child.

When Todd's parents are too busy to take care of him, his television steps in to handle the parenting.

Presents more humorous stories about Johnny Mutton, the young sheep raised as a regular boy.

Apollo and Brownie are unaware that the apocalypse is at hand, but when their owners do not return and they run out of food and water, the dogs venture into the world, where they team up with a police dog, a flea that quotes Sun Tzu's The art of war, and others in an attempt to survive.

A young boy who has always been allowed to express his feelings as loudly as he wants teaches his citified aunt to do the same.

A kind-hearted sheep in human clothing enjoys entering a cooking contest, planning a birthday party, and participating in a staring contest, but each event has an unexpected result.

Ricky Smootz is very afraid of everything, especially Keanu Dungston, the bully who terrorizes their middle school, but with advice from his grandmother Ricky transforms himself into Cowboy Boy and stands up to Keanu and his henchmen.

Three guinea pigs lost in a big city try to make their way back home to the pet store, with help from some very unlikely characters.