Henry Carter Hull

Five-year-old Jack has spent his life living in an eleven-by-eleven foot space his mother calls Room and while Jack uses his imagination to create wondrous fantasies to entertain himself, his mother dreads the day her son begins to question why they must remain in Room and tries to find a way to escape.

Franklin tries to come up with a special way to show his mother he loves her on her birthday.

When three little bears play in the snow, they pretend to be "snow bears" and their mother goes along with the game.

Illustrations and rhyming text present some of the things that children hold dear.

From Mama Bird to Mama Cat, mothers of all kinds come home to their children.

Kiko the mouse finds some delicious cheese and gets help from his mother when a group of various animals tries to take it.

A little rabbit enjoys having a day off from kindergarten and spending time with his mother during a snowstorm, but his father's flight home is cancelled until the snow stops falling.

A group of animals shares its excitement over the arrival of a new duckling.

A small spoon, feeling rather envious of fork, knife, and chopsticks, gets a lot to think about when his mother reminds him of all the things he can do that they cannot.

Afraid to dive into the big blue sea with his mother to look for food, Little Otter drifts further and further from shore, and everyone he meets leaves him alone when they go to find help.