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"Is that my cat? It can't be." Something's up with this rather large kitty, the same one who used to fit through the cat door and climb trees fearlessly. In true Jonathan Allen style, the story unfolds little by little, page by page, keeping us guessing right until the end, when we get a BIG, happy surprise.

An elephant suddenly finds himself burrowed inside the den of a leopard. Terrified, he asks for help. The leopard, following an absurd logic, teaches him how to escape from the den. Then, to the leopard's horror, he finds himself immersed in the deep sea. Here begins the chain of unexpected and desperate situations where we find many animals acting as "fish out of water." The animals continually help one another in these unfamiliar environments by applying common sense. An illustrated story with artistic collages, this book features color in a vivid new way.

When it is time for the swallow to migrate for the winter, her good friend, the turtle, is afraid of forgetting her even though she promises to return, no matter what she suggests could serve as a reminder.

El profesor anuncia a la clase de Clementina que va a haber una función para recaudar fondos para el viaje de primavera, y cada alumno debe contribuir al espectáculo con su mejor habilidad. ¡Qué horror: Clementina no sabe cantar, ni bailar, ni tocar un solo instrumento musical! Y por si eso fuera poco, su mejor amiga posee tantísimos talentos que hasta los tiene organizados por orden alfabético. Menos mal que, en el último momento, Clementina descubre que tiene un talento inesperado¿