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The littlest dinosaur discovers the advantages of being small as he frolics among the lily pads with his new frog friends, and then bravely finds his way home after getting lost in the woods.

Great big and tiny little animals interact side by side.

Simon the housecat points out that he may not roar like a lion or run fast like a cheetah, but he has many other things in common with the big cats.

Matisse is a little girl in a big world, until her baby brother is born and she discovers she is not so little, after all.

Ever-inquisitive, carrot-top Stella takes a peek at her early days when she couldn't read but, now that she's grown, she can read to her little brother.

Baffling sightings in a busy city--an ear behind a tall building, a nose outside a fancy store, a bushy tail in the park, a foot outside the museum, and more--provide clues to the true identity of Big Bunny.

Frustrated when his parents tell him he is too little for some things and too big for others, Olie decides to use the shrink and grow-a-lator.

When she wakes up early one morning, Willa questions her big brother about what it will be like to be a grown up.

"What do you do when your red galoshes are too big?"--

A child admires everyday small things, from footprints to raindrops to a turtle in need of being flipped upright, that are small in size but big in beauty and importance.