Randy Harvey

Sean Wilkinson

When Tumblebee meets a sad little monster, can he find a way to make him happy? Tumblebee is so excited to travel to his favorite daydreaming spot in Wetmore Forest: a perfect rock by the river. He even tumbles part of the way there! But when he arrives, there's a grumpy little monster sitting there. Tumblebee tries everything he can to make the monster smile. Nothing works . . . until he remembers the power of friendship.

Tumblebee Goes for a Walk

GROWL. That loud noise Picklez hears is his stomach telling him he's HUNGRY! Luckily, a mushberry bush--with the best berries in Wetmore Forest--is nearby. But mean old Hoppnopper is already using his long snout to eat ALL the fruit . . . and he won't share. Then, Picklez has an idea. Will he manage to run with it and grab some delicious berries too?

Picklez Gets Lunch

A picnic for two is great--but a picnic for many friends is MAGICAL! When Butterhorn invites her best friend Snuggle-tooth for lunch, she has a quiet picnic for two in mind. Only things don't turn out exactly as planned! First, Butterhorn's Fickle-flower centerpiece looks sad. Then the secret spell she tries again and again and AGAIN just doesn't cheer up the little flower. But, in the end, Butterhorn conjures up some surprise magic for a friend-filled picnic!

Butterhorn Makes Some Friends

John Skewes

It's time for the Wetmore Forest monsters to get ready for the big Harvest Festival! Creatures from near and far will celebrate with music, food, and games. But first, everyone must prepare for their guests: Picklez zips about picking up sticks, Butterhorn tries out the instruments, and Chester McFreckle even builds a machine to make pumpkin-pear cider. Children will love playing with the fun pop-up on every spread!

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