In this story based on the author's life, a young homeless girl finds a different kind of home in the library.

After a young girl and her father leave, the animals left in the house engage in all sorts of antics, with the fish leaving his bowl, the cat calling his friends, and the dog trying on shoes.

Stella is unnerved by a bullying group of weasels who say mean things about her humble home until her mother offers words of comfort and her father drives the trailer to a new location where kind friends are found.

¿Si yo viviera en otra casa, me sentiría tan bien como me siento en casa? Would I still feel at home if I lived in another kind of home? What about a library? A bird's nest? A clock tower?

Calvin has lived in many houses that never felt like home, but Maggie, his new foster mother, helps him deal with his emotions when he misbehaves, and still offers hugs.

Celeste, a mouse longing for a real home, becomes a source of inspiration to teenaged Joseph, assistant to the artist and naturalist John James Audubon, at a New Orleans, Louisiana, plantation in 1821.

When a polar bear arrives unexpectedly in the woods, the animals fear and avoid him, suspecting him to be dangerous - and his habit of collecting leaves only adds to their distrust. Then one day, they watch as he attempts to fly over the water with wings made of colorful leaves ... just trying to go home. Maybe he needs some help? "Cuando un oso polar aparece inesperadamente en el bosque, los animales que viven allí se asustan y lo evitan. Pero...