Conejos Library District

Eeyore has lost his tail and his friend Winnie the Pooh finds it for him.

Text and pictures describe different types of animal tails.

Zach always wanted a dog but Larry, the full-grown mongrel his parents choose, is not it, however, he soon discovers that there is something very special--even magical--about Larry's tail.

The disasters caused by Walter's wagging tail make him and his owner unwelcome in town until Walter wags an heroic rescue.

The reader is asked to guess what a creature is from a description of the appearance and use of the its tail.

A small green lizard loses his tail while escaping a bobcat and, unaware that it will grow back, asks a series of forest animals about their tails and whether they will help find his.

Rhyming text, textured illustrations, lift-up flaps, and scratch-and-sniff spots teach about animal names, shapes, colors, and numbers, one to ten.

"Many animals have similar tails. The donkey's tail waves just as cheerfully as a zebra's. And doesn't the tail of a little fish look like the tail of a big whale? And who has a tail that looks a lot like a horse's tail?"--Back cover.