Wasatch County Library

In this Southwestern retelling of a childhood favorite, Burro finds it difficult to get any help from his friends as he diligently works to turn corn into tortillas. "For Creative Minds" section includes a Spanish/English glossary and a simple recipe for making tortillas.

Wonky Donkey has a big surprise for his daughter Dinky Donkey.

Confusion abounds when a poorly spoken donkey says to a grammarian yam, "I Yam a Donkey!"

A donkey's loud musical instruments annoy Farmer Gruff--until he discovers that the music keeps away the pesky crows that have been eating his corn crop.

A donkey has fantastic dreams while crossing the desert, and at the end of the day the lady who has been riding on his back gives birth in a cave to a very special baby, the baby Jesus.

A little donkey, unhappy that his big ears stick straight up, asks other farm animals for advice on how to improve his appearance.

The year without a Santa Claus: When Santa decides to take Christmas off, two elves go to find children to convince Santa to come back, but first they have to get past the Heat Miser and the Snow Miser. Nestor the long-eared Christmas donkey: An outcast donkey escorts an expectant couple to Bethlehem. Rudolph's shiny new year: Father Time asks Rudolph to find the missing New Year baby.

In this sequel to The Wonky Donkey, told in rhyming text, readers will meet Dinky Donkey's grandmother, who has a problem--her false teeth keep falling out of her mouth.

Nervous to show what he has learned in dog school at his graduation ceremony, Bob Dog gets support from his friends, Donkey Hodie and Purple Panda, who encourage him and give him the confidence he needs.