The classic tale of a young fawn's growing maturity and independence as he learns to face the hardships of his life.

Only thirteen, John must track a deer in the Minnesota woods for his family's winter meat, and in doing so finds himself drawn to the doe who leads him and coming to hate his role as hunter.

Bambi sets out to explore the forest with his friends-a rabbit called Thumper and a skunk called Flower. In one brief moment, the little fawn's life is changed forever. Will there be a happy ending for Bambi?

When Stephanie's father and Diana's mother go on a marriage retreat to deal with some big problems, Stephanie goes to cheerleading camp and Diana stays with her father, but when everyone returns, things seem worse than ever.

A lyrical and uplifting story about a friendship between a boy and a wild fawn, with a tender message of love and letting wild animals be free. Atmospheric illustrations bring the authentic Scottish landscapes to life.

The adventures of a young deer in the forest as he grows into a beautiful stag.

In New York City, a "groovy little jazz number" brings together a lonely crocodile and deer.

Uses frames from the motion picture in presenting the adventures of a young deer growing up in a forest. Contains introductory material on the making of the Disney film.

"Bambi and Thumper are best friends, and they love spending beautiful spring days together frolicking in the fields. Today is the first day the new babies are out and about, and these two friends are on a mission to find the cutest ones! Will they find a baby duckling by the pond, or a baby skunk hiding in the flowering fields? Each spread of this interactive board book features a die-cut flap for young readers to lift and discover an adorable touch-and-feel...

"A little fawn gets lost in the forest . . . Anxious and confused, he leaves in search of his mom, following a trail in the soil of the forest. But were these tracks really left by Mother Deer? Maybe someone else went this way. On his expedition, the fawn learns a lot about all kinds of animals. What makes the squirrel such a great climber? What do the tracks of a horned owl look like? Do you know which animal is the quietest when it's moving? Or...