Sean Taylor

Monster may think he wants to be in a scary story, but then again . . . A hilarious return by the team that brought us Hoot Owl, Master of Disguise. Our author would like to write a funny story, but his main character -- Monster -- has a different idea. He wants to be the star of a chilling, petrifying, utterly terrifying SCARY story. But scary stories . . . well, they can be very scary -- especially for their characters! Particularly when they involve...

A small dog doesn't want to be cuddled by its owner who insists on calling him Choochie Pooh, but just wants to play with the big dogs in the park, chasing sticks and jumping in mud puddles.

A young child and his grandmother explore a winter landscape to discover how various animals hibernate.

At bedtime, Stella must find a way to make her toys fall asleep before she can go to sleep.

When night arrives and the birds swoop home to nest, it's time to have a bath, put on pajamas, brush teeth, and settle in for sleep. This soothing collection of Sean Taylor's original verse and rhyme for the very young explores the ritual of bedtime with warmth, tenderness, and gentle humor. Thirty poems in many styles, from shape poems to free verse to ballad poems, are divided into three sections. From sleepy bats to dreaming ducks, from a favorite...

Hoot Owl flies through the night and assumes numerous disguises in order to catch a meal.

When busy parents buy a group of robots to help their child get ready for bed, the results are not what they expected.