Discusses and gives examples of the size and weight of various animals and parts of animals.

Frustrated when his parents tell him he is too little for some things and too big for others, Olie decides to use the shrink and grow-a-lator.

Big Bird discovers that some things are easy to do if you are small and others are easy to do if you are big.

Presents a tale about a silly circus that celebrates whimsically costumed animals who have the most pointy noses, the longest ears, and the dirtiest hands.

Tired of being overlooked because he is so small, a big-hearted dog named Dexter transforms himself into a superhero.

"Two fuzzy creatures can't agree on who is small and who is big, until a couple of surprise guests show up, settling it once and for all!"--Jacket flap.

Runt the turkey is much smaller than his brother, but his intelligence keeps his family from becoming Thanksgiving Day dinner.

A little gardener who is not very good at gardening makes a wish for a little help.

Argues that contemporary size-obsessed culture has a negative effect on sexuality, and discusses how to have a healthy and rewarding sexual relationship, in a book that examines the opinions of men, women, teenagers, and experts.

A boy celebrates all of the new things that he can do now that he is a little older. On board pages.