"Mouse, Rabbit, and Shelly the tortoise are heading home when they decide to take a shortcut through the creepy, crooked creek. "Isn't that where the crocodiles live?" asks Rabbit nervously. Mouse reassures Rabbit that he's never seen a crocodile there. As the friends journey through the creek, they encounter a lumpy, bumpy bridge along with scritchy, scratchy thorns and swingy, springy vines. Watch out for the hidden crocodiles in this fabulously...

"Everyone in Chima knows that CHI must be shared equally to maintain peace and harmony. But Cragger, the Crocodile King, has a cunning plan. He fools Laval into keeping the Croc's monthly CHI, making the Crocodile Tribe angrier than ever! Now Laval is in grave danger. It's up to Eris to save her friend and set things right. But is Eris clever enough to stop the Croc's most dastardly plot yet?"--Page [4] of cover.

A crocodile that has lived peacefully with the other creatures at her watering hole suddenly becomes mean and drives them all away.

The house on East 88th Street: A family moving into a new house discovers in their bathtub a talented crocodile named Lyle, who soon becomes an important part of the family. Lyle, Lyle, crocodile: Lyle is perfectly happy living with the Primms on East 88th Street in New York City until Mr. Grumps, their irritable neighbor, has Lyle put in the zoo. Lyle and the birthday party: Lyle the crocodile becomes so jealous of Joshua's birthday party and presents...

Simple rhyming text and colorful illustrations tell about Jake seeing what he thinks is a crocodile in the fishing lake.

Told from two different perspectives, My Little Crocodile is about a chance meeting between a crocodile and what he believes to be a "baby crocodile." This meeting profoundly changes their lives, which then continue along their own individual paths, though the bonds of love and intimacy remain. The story plays with ideas about the relationship between parent and child as well as with those about how how deeply chance and the choices we make affect...

Have you ever wondered if jungle animals are ticklish? Colorful, textured illustrations reveal the answer to that question.

"With his parents gone, Cragger is now the King of the Crocodiles. And he's determined to avenge his parents and defeat the Lions--starting with Laval! Can the Lion Prince convince Cragger to stop his attack before it's too late? It will be a tough battle, and Laval may just need the help of a powerful creature that hasn't been seen in a thousand years..."--P. [4] of cover.