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When their mothers announce that it is bedtime, the baby animals of the forest express their objections; but when wise old Grandma Owl hoots that it's story time, they respond differently.

Describes some of the plants and animals that live in the forest and how the forest changes with each new season.

When various forest animals discover a mysterious object in the woods, they each use it for a different purpose, until a boy reads stories aloud from it, much to the animals' delight.

Bear thanks his friends for bringing food dishes to his dinner party and finds a way of sharing something of his own.

Jasper Bunny spends a snowy Valentine's Day visiting his forest friends in hopes of finding the perfect gift for his beloved Lilly.

The animals of the rainforest chatter away noisily until the roar of a bulldozer drowns out their sounds.

Describes the various creatures and plants that live in, on, or under a dead log.

When a mysterious sound sends the whole forest running away in fear, only the littlest rabbit is courageous enough to discover what really happened.

The Secret River is the only finished work which turned up after the untimely death of Rawlings, and is the only children's story she wrote.

Alex, whose birthday it is, hijacks a story about Birthday Bunny on his special day and turns it into a battle between a supervillain and his enemies in the forest--who, in the original story, are simply planning a surprise party.

Text and illustrations discuss tne characteristics and habits of such forest animals as the timber wolf, wild turkey, white-tailed deer, and black bear.

Brief text and photographs introduce forest animals, such as Leadbeater's possums, dholes, corroboree frogs, red pandas, and Idaho ground squirrels, and describe how the animals are endangered and what can be done to save them.

A counting-down book in which ten forest animals find unexpected Christmas presents, left for them by a Secret Santa.

Presents the capsules that cast hundreds of tiny fern spores into the wind, an ivy leaf's delicate network of veins, and many more microscopic marvels.

Describes how a tall tree at the edge of the woods can provide living space for a multitude of animals, including squirrel, woodpecker, tree frog, beetle, and raccoon.