Hafez cuts stone for a living and loves to create mathematical patterns. One very hot day Hafez experiences to be king, the Sun, a cloud and a mountain. His love and understanding of mathematics is enriched as he regains the life of a stonecutter.

Laurence and Debbie want to go to Inner Space. A wise old man tells them the secret of how to get there: by paying careful attention to everyone and everything around them, and by following the rhythm of their breath. In learning how to feel like someone or something other than themselves, they "create" various yoga poses such as tree pose, locust pose and lion pose. Along the way they meet a warrior and even become heroes. Just when they think they will never reach their ultimate destination, they accidentally slip into Inner Space, finding it was very close to them all the time.

When a family builds a new home at the edge of a pine forest, the children go to sleep in their new bedroom for the first time. As the full moon shines on the beautiful new pinewood floors, walls, and ceiling, they have the most surprising dream...out of a large pinewood knot climb seven little Knottles, who are the guardians of the pine trees. The Knottles sing and dance with the children...

When the children wake up in the morning, they are inspired to plant pine tree seedlings with their parents, and they promise to take good care of all their trees for evermore.

The coming of Winter plays an important role in the cycle of nature. In this delightfully illustrated story, young children can find that for "every thing there is a season." Winter, Awake! tells what happens one year when Winter will not wake. The tired trees need to rest. Their fallen leaves have made a leafy blanket for the sleeping seeds. All the woodland creatures try to tell Winter their work is done. They scold and mock and urge, but Winter will not wake, until, at last, the round red ladybug in her small, soft voice whispers something gently in his ear--and mighty Winter wakes!