Leo learns that playing by yourself can be a lot of fun.

In a warm, gentle corner of the island of Serendipity lived a big bunch of bunnies. The bunnies were all the same. They had cute little noses, fluffy puffed tails, and two perky ears that stood straight up. All of the rabbits, that is, except Leo the Lop. What made Leo different was that his ears hung straight down. The other bunnies began to notice that Leo was different, which seemed very funny, indeed. Whenever Leo hopped by the other bunnies would grab their sides and giggle. Leo didn't see anything funny about the way he looked. As far as Leo could tell, he was just as normal as normal could be. Finally he asked, “How come you always laugh at me?” “It's your ears,” they laughed. “They go down, not up. You aren't normal.” Not being normal made Leo feel very sad. With the help of crotchety old possum, all of the rabbits learn that “normal” is just whoever and whatever you are.

In the land of Serendipity, flop-eared bunny Leo the Lop learns what it meansto be brave. Full-color illustrations.

Despite the disapproval of their parents, the young rabbits flock to hear old Grampa-Lop tell his magical tales every afternoon.

Squeakers the squirrel experiences some harmful side effects after eating the forbidden berries from the Crickle-Crack tree.

Bangalee lives in Kritter Castle where few things, if any, are ever put away. A bit of clothing here, a few toys there, everywhere there is clutter and junk. All would have stayed the same had it not been for the appearance of the mysterious and very hungry Grunk, who loves to eat clutter and junk. Children of all ages and some adults, too, learn to tidy up with this engaging story.