Janet Lisa Davies

A horse walks through the village, to drink at the river. It makes holes that cause flooding. Webster spider is laughed at by an unkind mole, who thinks a little spider can't do anything to help. A mouse tells Mole off and encourages Webster. Eventually, Webster has a good idea that proves to be far more more helpful than even he had thought it could be.

Luke and his sister Lily keep having arguments. They just don't get on. The sibling rivalry is worse when Lily is doing really well at ballet and Luke is failing at football. Lily seems to want to keep it that way. Then luke begins to climb out of the deep dark well he felt as if he had fallen into. He climbs higher and gains more confidence. Guess who is there to help when Lily really needs it? luke is up and out of that deep well again, he is able to save Lily from failure.

Jafari the giraffe meets a new giraffe friend, Mali. He introduces her to his monkey friends and they have fun. Then Jafari pops his head up and accidentally knocks a newly completed bird's nest to pieces. He tries to rebuild it but doesn't have a clue about building a nest. Then he has a good idea and helped by Mali and the monkeys, he builds a nest that makes the bird chirp and sing in happiness

Fully illustrated book for children. Jafari the giraffe meets a new, very small friend, a green caterpillar. Jafari is afraid of accidentally standing on his new friend. They want to play together but they can't find each other, although they can hear each other. Children can search for the caterpillar as they read the story, or have it read to them. Eventually, they locate each other and have some fun. Jafari meets more friends and has fun and comes to the rescue in additional Jafari The Giraffe stories. Written and illustrated by Janet L Davies.

Charlie the cat has moved to a new home. He's explored the garden, it's very nice, but he wants to find some friends. He meets two other cats and they have fun playing on 'the human kitten's toys'. One of the cats is a little too ready to leap over walls and gates without looking first. He gets into some trouble and the other cats had followed him. They are helped by a new friend, whom they had thought to avoid, but he turns out to be very friendly. Written and illustrated by Janet Davies.