New Releases by Bill Cosby

Little Bill and his teammates are excited to begin baseball practice, but they cannot agree on the team name.

When Little Bill experiences the loss of a friend, his father is there to comfort his son through his sadness.

It''s a sunny Saturday, and Little Bill would love to be out playing with his friends. But his parents are giving a party, so instead he''s got to wear a tie and dress shoes, and talk to grownups. Because he loves his parents, Little Bill tries hard to turn this bad day into a good one. Color illustrations throughout.

Little Bill''s parents expect him to dress up and act like a gentleman during their party, even though he would rather be playing soccer with his friends.

While playing stick-can hockey with his friends, Little Bill discovers what he thinks is a diamond and they all start imagining what it will be like to be rich.

One night, Little Bill is positive there are mean things in his dark closet dying to get him, and only when Alice the Great performs a magical tucking-in trick do the mean things go away for good. Simultaneous.

Little Bill has worked very hard on his sailboat, but the older boys make fun of it. When it breaks, he is afraid that everyone will laugh at him. How will he be able to face his friends?

Bill Cosby is classically funny. Now, as the star of CBS-TV''s "Bill Cosby''s Kids Say the Darndest Things" he again has the perfect platform to bring out the best in all people through the hilariously honest, witty and touching statements of all kinds of children. Now, this sure-fire combination will take to the printed page in the must-have book of the season.

Little Bill makes a special Valentine for Mia but is reluctant to give it to her, because he is afraid that the other children in their third grade class will tease him.

While trying to raise enough money for a telescope, Little Bill makes a discovery about generosity and the needs of others.

Little Bill and his friends LOVE the TV show Space Explorers. And so when the new Space Explorers video game comes out, they each want a copy. But when Little Bill asks his parents to buy him the game, they say no. So Little Bill and his friends go to their friend Andrew''s house to play the game. What they discover, though, is that the video game isn''t nearly as much fun nor as challenging as what their imaginations can dream up!

When a new boy in his second grade class tries to get the other students to play a game that involves saying the meanest things possible to one another, Little Bill shows him a better way to make friends.

Bill Cosby writes humorous stories of his childhood as well as stories about children today.

The reigning King of Comedy demonstrates warmth, wit, and wisdom as he takes on two subjects close to us all. Cosby shares his thoughts on everything from childhood romances and adolescent crushes to first lovers, dating, and the rewards of marriage.

Six pieces from two of the comedian''s books. Fatherhood is about being a husband and a father; Time Flies is about growing older.