Stay in Bed, Davy:

"Eddie has a plan for his under-the-weather friend, whose mother has instructed him to stay in bed while she and the rest of the Rabbit family visit Grandma. Eddie joins forces with his cousin Kiki and they become Davy's nurses as he spends the day recovering in his own inimitable way. Recalling Mother's warning, the caregivers drag Davy's bed outdoors. Leave it to Eddie and Kiki to devise a plan full of fresh air and big fun. This rollicking, rambunctious rabbit tale, with comical illustrations in warm earth tones, will tickle children."

Davy in the Middle

Poor Davy is stuck in the middle. He's too little to go hiking on the mountain with big brother Dan and he's too big to play hop-on-pop with Donny, Daisy, and Dinah. But he's just right whenever the rest of the Rabbit family needs him to do something for them -- like babysit. One day Davy has had enough! He storms out of the burrow and runs to his special hideout to sulk. "No one loves me!" he wails. Davy is wrong, though. His family loves him a lot, and they come up with a wonderful surprise to show him just how much. As in the other books in the popular Davy series, this new story explores common childhood concerns sweetly and sympathetically, capturing middle-child blues with humor and insight.

Why Are You Fighting, Davy?

Davy is all set to sail the best bark boat he's ever built. He just needs Eddie to finish making the dam in the brook. Eddie gives the go-ahead, and Davy launches the boat. But the dam breaks and the boat is swept away. Davy is furious! His boat is gone, and it's all Eddie's fault. "That's it, Eddie!" he says. "You're not my friend anymore. I never want to see you again. Never ever!" But Davy soon discovers that playing alone isn't all that much fun. There must be some way to end the quarrel. In the sixth book featuring the endearing little rabbit Davy, Brigitte Weninger and Eve Tharlet deal with the ups and downs of true friendship with warmth and gentle humor.

Davy, Help! It's a Ghost!

When Davy and his brothers and sisters are left alone one night, they come up with a way to scare off any goblins who might come along-creating their own monster to guard the door. The monster does prove to be frightening, but only to Mother and Father Rabbit! The ninth book in the popular Davy series offers a humorous but reassuring solution to bedtime fears.

Happy Birthday, Davy! 

Davy is counting the days until his birthday. It seems like such a long wait! He is so excited, he can hardly sit still when Father Rabbit tells a story about a lucky little rabbit who had three wishes that all came true. Davy decides that if he had three wishes, he'd wish for someone who would tell him stories whenever he wanted, someone who would teach him new games, and someone who always had plenty of time to spend with him. Davy's birthday finally arrives and with it comes a big surprise present--too big to be wrapped--that makes all of Davy's wishes come true and his birthday the happiest one ever. This new adventure featuring Davy and the Rabbit family shows that love is the best gift of all.

Merry Christmas Davy

Davy and Santa save the day while celebrating the true spirit of Christmas! When Davy’s father says: ‘Santa Claus likes us to share things and help each other,’ Davy takes it to heart. Soon Davy has fed all of the hungry animals and now his family will have to go hungry this Christmas. But on Christmas Eve, they hear a knock on the door. Could it be Santa Claus? Perhaps Davy and his family will have a merry Christmas after all!

What's The Matter, Davy?

The latest book in the popular Davy series is another sweet family story that addresses the very real concerns of children with sensitivity and warmth. When Davy loses his favorite toy rabbit, the whole family aids in the search.

Will You Mind the Baby, Davy? 

Davy, formerly the youngest in the Rabbit family, is not happy about the arrival of a new baby, but he is surprised at what happens when he holds her for the first time.

Where Have You Gone, Davy? 

Davy, the rambunctious hero of What Have You Done, Davy? returns in another warm and satisfying family story. This time he is falsely accused of breaking a pretty china bowl. Angry and hurt, Davy run away, and discovers that it's a big, scary world out there. 

What Have You Done, Davy

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