Showing results by narrator "Stephanie Quinn" in Animals & Nature

Emilia, the adventurous little mermaid, decides to go look for pearls. She tries to get her friends to go with her, but no one wants to come along. As she is exploring the ocean on her own, she finds a hidden treasure and learns the value of true friendship.    

Inca the Siberian kitty and her furry detective team are entangled with international spies and the shadowy Ninja Spy Cat in this amusing animal mystery.  

Lumpy may be hefty with a misshapen mouth, but he’s funny and the most loyal friend Wheezy could ask for. When she meets Unwanted, she casts a wish for people to be able to see her best friend like she does. Her wish nearly kills him. 

Have you ever wondered what makes butterflies and moths special, and what makes them different? Have you ever walked upon a butterfly, became so enamored by its beauty and wanted to know what it is but really had no idea what to call it? Well, now your questions will be answered with the book Butterflies and Moths: All About Butterflies and Moths, A Kids Introduction to Butterflies and Moths! This book is guaranteed to capture the attention of every kid and kid at heart out there.

“Look who’s coming down the hall! It’s Stubby Nubby, her tail so small!” Most of us have experienced being made fun of or called names that hurt our feelings. Meet Ethel Kitty who doesn’t like being called names - like “Stubby Nubby” - just because she has a smaller tail than the other cats at school. Listen to this tale of tails as the new cat in town helps Ethel realize she is special despite her “shortcomings” and teaches her how to stand up to bullies.

When a ginormous egg hatches in Mama’s nest, the newborn chick is not like the other ducklings. The other hatchlings make fun of this funny duck - her size, her beak, and her weird “screak”! Her siblings laugh every time she tries to act more like them. How could Mama love such a strange duckling? Even though Mama does indeed love her very much, the ginormous duckling is still very sad. Will she learn to accept what makes her different?