Marcus Pfister

Illustrations and rhyming text present a different animal for each letter of the alphabet, from alligator to zebra.

The most beautiful fish in the entire ocean discovers the real value of personal beauty and friendship.

When Little Rainbow Fish has trouble falling asleep, his mom assures him that she'll always watch over him, no matter where he is or what situation he's in.

In order to find healing algae for the ailing bumpy-backed fish, Rainbow Fish volunteers to brave the dreaded Sea Monsters' Cave.

Two mouse friends discuss the things that make them happy, such as a snowflake melting on your tongue, blowing the seeds off a dandelion, and flying a kite with your best friend.

Rainbow Fish faces the dark waters beyond the edge of the canyon when he loses his last sparkly scale, but he meets some of the creatures who live in the deeper waters, and they help him with his search.

"When Rainbow Fish meets a new friend, Humbert, he isn't sure what to think. Humbert tells all kinds of strange stories: Somewhere at the bottom of the ocean there's a plug! There's a blue whale living near here ... and he's going to eat up all of our food. But before Rainbow Fish and his friends panic, they realize that Humbert just likes to make up tall tales. Rainbow Fish and his friends soon come up with an idea that might make them all happy--even...

Jack, the yellow cab, spends his time daydreaming, so when he sees an ad that says "Come to Brazil," he suddenly finds himself in a rain forest playing coconut-ball with howler monkeys until big excavators arrive to knock down the rain forest trees.

Questions on nature.

This book describes that in the sea very far away there is a small island which is inhabited by a small rock rat Milo and his friends. One day, Milo discovers a lot of glittering stones in a deep hole. What changes will the magical stone bring to the life of Milo and his? The author provide two endings for the one is a happy ending and the other is the sad ending.