One disaster after another befalls the poor, hungry but clumsy fox while Rosie goes on her way, supremely unaware of the danger behind her.

Rosie was a busy, fat, comfortable hen, and one day she decided to go for a walk. But Rosie didn't know she was being followed by a wicked fox. Unwittingly she led him into one disaster after another, and got back home safely.

Six farm eggs, a cake for tea, a pound of pears and don't forget the bacon . A young boy sets out to do the shopping, determined to remember this simple list, but as the sights and sounds of town distract him, he finds himself in a terrible muddle.

Titch is the youngest and smallest in his family. His brother Pete and his sister Mary have bigger bikes, kites that fly higher, and instruments that make bigger noises. But when Titch plants a tiny seed, they all find that starting off small is just the first stage of growing.

It's a lovely day for a picnic so Hen picks some berries, Goose picks some apples and Duck picks some pears. But young readers will quickly discover the three friends aren't the only ones that are hungry. As their basket gets lighter and lighter, readers will laugh harder and harder.

A boy helps his grandfather on the farm, showing the hen that follows them all that he can do.

There are ten red apples hanging on the tree. Yippee, fiddle dee fee! But one by one, along come the farm animals and soon there is just one apple left.

Titch and the family are out exploring in the fields with Grandpa Joe. As Titch tries to catch up, he gets his scarf caught on the fence and it gradually starts unravelling. Luckily for everyone, when they get lost, Titch knows why his scarf is much shorter and guides them all back home for tea.

A rhymed tale describing the antics of a capricious wind.

In rhyming verses, one animal after another neighs, moos, oinks, quacks and makes other appropriate sounds as each eats an apple from the farmer's tree.

It rains every day until suddenly the house floats away down the street. Grandma, Mother, Father, Morgan, the baby and Tailcat are whisked along on a series of hilarious and hair-raising adventures involving cannibals, pirates and buried treasure. The author's other books include Rosie's Walk .

A tale of farm animals nodding off one by one - but not without a little resistance from the children.

Rosie the hen is going for a walk, but she'd better watch out - there's a very sneaky fox hot on her tail feathers.

One hunter walks through the forest observed first by two elephants, then by three giraffes, etc.