Nonny Hogrogian

Have you ever heard about a fox who lost his tail? One fine day, a very thirsty fox sneaked a drink of milk from an old woman's pail. But the old woman was not happy, and because of this sneaky trick, the fox lost his beautiful, bushy tail! Oh no! How will the fox ever get his tail back? To do that, he must ask for help from many different characters, each needing something in return. You'll follow the fox on an exciting journey as he tries to get milk from a cow, eggs from a hen, and water from a well, all to piece together the steps needed to get his tail back. Join the fox in this classic Armenian folktale as he learns an important lesson about consequences. With its lovely illustrations and a story that builds with every new friend the fox meets, you'll love discovering what happens next in this Caldecott Medal-winning adventure!

Meet Lachie MacLachlan, a man with a heart as big as the Scottish Highlands. Lachie lives in a tiny house in the heather with his wife and ten children, but whenever a weary traveler passes by during a wild storm, he calls out his favorite phrase: There is always room for one more. Soon, a tinker, a tailor, a sailor, and many other colorful characters come squeezing into the little home. But how many people can one tiny house hold before it bursts at the seams? Based on a traditional Scottish folk song, this cheerful, award-winning tale celebrates the true meaning of hospitality and kindness. The charming illustrations and playful rhythm will have you singing along with Lachie and his grateful guests as they share laughter, warmth, and maybe a little too much space.