Does your face sleep? No It's busy making new cells, and Silly Willy delights in making silly faces everywhere he can, especially at school.

Girly girls wear jewelry to bed and look their best even when exercising. Silly Willy thinks this is silly. Being beautiful is not important to him.

Silly Willy gets on a horse whenever everyone else is riding, and even though he is scared, he has a good time.

Silly Willy says, "Elephants are the biggest at the zoo, but they're fun to play with, too."

Silly Willy has never met an ice cream he doesn't like. He could eat ice cream for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and sometimes does.

Silly Willy lives in a world where a kaleidoscope of butterflies calm meanies, a bike of bees chases a bear, a scoop of pelicans eat ice cream, and a tabernacle of bakers pray over their ovens.

Silly Willy lives in a world where crows dance with cats, rattlesnakes rhumba, zebras paint themselves rainbow, lambs fall out of the sky, and alligators go to church.

When dogs are as big as dragons and pandas won't wake up, Silly Willy decides he must fix the world.

Cats or dogs, which are better? Silly Willy prefers dogs, but decides it might be fun to be a cat (for a day) if his mom put chocolate syrup on that dry food, and maybe he'd be the first cat-swimming cat and make history

Do dragons dance? Silly Willy's dragon does. And his dragon teaches salsa and wins tango competitions.

From bees blowing bubbles to yellow yaks yodeling "You You " Silly Willy lives in a world where the unusual is ordinary.

A delightful comedy of a mother's life with children. "Twenty-one pets and two kids make every day a circus."

For learning ABCs and 50 words. Good for learning English. Good for learning Chinese and pin yin.

A delightful book about elephants, in both Chinese and English, good for learning either language.