Best Selling Books by Brigitte Weninger

Zara Zebra introduces the times of day, from waking up early in the morning to going to sleep at night.

Daddy lives in a different house now and Tom hates it when he leaves. Then Mom gives Tom a teddy bear that tells a story about a little bear who lives in the forest who has problems just like Tom''s. A sensitive story about separation and divorce. Full-color illustrations.

As Zara Zebra draws a variety of shapes, the readers must guess what she is making.

Falsely accused of breaking a pretty bowl, Davy the rabbit runs away and finds the wide world to be a scary place.

Miko the mouse tries to keep busy as he waits for his mother to wake up.

An old teddy bear, abandoned in the park by unappreciative owners, is rescued by another child and given a new home filled with love.

Miko, who has been wishing that he had a dog, has a great time helping his neighbor with her new dog.

Nora''s lost pacifier becomes a toy for several other animals before it is finally returned to her.

A misshapen dwarf named Pico shares the gift of song with others and is rewarded with a crystal that reflects only his inner beauty.

Miko the mouse likes going to the beach with his mother but does not know what to do with his toy animal, Mimiki when it is time for a swim.

Illustrations from fourteen accomplished artists relate twenty-four traditional short Advent stories in a book full of tales of sharing, tradition and festivities.

A handsome and generous collection of bedtime stories. Whenever children want ?just one more story? at bedtime, here is a beautiful anthology of all-new good-night stories that will fit the bill. At 128 pages, this book can accommodate. It''s full of imaginative and dreamy stories that are perfect for lulling your little ones to sleep. Eve Tharlet''s adorable illustrations complement a wide range of authors? voices, and there''s something in here for everyone. You''ll want to keep it on the bedside table.

Zara Zebra is the irresistible heroine of this early concept book who, in her own quirky, entertaining way, introduces readers to time (morning, afternoon, evening, and night) as she bustles through her busy day. Full color.

Young readers learn about primary colors in this fun book that features the irrepressible Zara Zebra, who teaches about the colors as she decks herself out in spectacular outfits. Full color.

Falsely accused of breaking a pretty bowl, Davy the rabbit runs away and finds the wide world to be a scary place.

Pauli, an energetic bunny, makes his sister and brothers mad at him when he accidentally wrecks their things, but with his mother''s encouragement, he manages to make things right.