Publishing History
- Fritz and the Beautiful Horses (1981)
- Annie and the Wild Animals (1985)
- Goldilocks and the Three Bears (1987)
- The First Dog (1988)
- The Mitten (1989)
- The Wild Christmas Reindeer (1990)
- The Owl and the Pussycat (1991)
- Berlioz the Bear (1991)
- Trouble with Trolls (1994)
- Town Mouse Country Mouse (1994)
- The Hat (1997)
- The Night Before Christmas (1998)
- The Mitten (1999)
- Daisy Comes Home (2002)
- Hedgie's Surprise (2002)
- Who's That Knocking on Christmas Eve? (2002)
- On Noah's Ark (2003)
- The Umbrella (2002)
- Hedgie Blasts Off! (2006)
- The Easter Egg (2010)
- The 3 Little Dassies (2010)
- Home for Christmas (2011)
- Mossy (2012)
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