Mouse is excited about his visit with his mom, but emotions escalate when she doesn't show. During their next visit, when Mouse's mom asks him questions about life at Mama Bunny's house, Mouse struggles to tell her how he really feels. Mouse comes to an amazing realization that allows him to be honest with his feelings.

Arnie is left home alone, which means it's party time for this pooch and his canine friends. Music is playing, and dogs are dancing, but Stanley the Squirrel wants in, too. He's never been to a party. As things start to get out of hand, Arnie rushes around cleaning. Stanley observes, undetected, shocked by these party animals' behavior. When Arnie's owner, Lucy, arrives home early, you'll be surprised who gets blamed for this party disaster.

Wanda is tired of bee-longing to a big bee family. The crowded hive! The chores! And why so much honey? Wanda wants out! But Wanda discovers the world outside the hive isn't all it's cracked up to be. The ladybugs' house is haunted. The snails are boring. And who, exactly, are the stink bugs eating for dinner? This story combines STEM elements of nature and habitats with self-acceptance.

As Mouse continues his foster care journey, a classmate asks him the question that many foster children are asked: Why does your family look different? Mouse struggles with answering and doesn't know who his family is. Is his family his mom even though they don't live together, or is it his foster family even though they aren't related? Just when Mouse thinks he'll never figure it out, he learns the true meaning of family.

Everyone assumes Sophie can't pay attention like she's supposed to, so it's no surprise that she doesn't read the letters on the board during the vision test at the doctor's office. However, the test reveals it's not that Sophie isn't paying attention; it's that Sophie has trouble seeing. Sophie has missed out on so much, but there is hope. Once Sophie is fit with glasses, she discovers the joy of all she has been missing out on.

Continue to follow Mouse on his foster care journey. In New Friend for Mouse, Mouse and Hedgehog have become best friends, but when Hedgehog breaks the news to Mouse that she's moving, Mouse is devastated. Just when Mouse seems to be at his lowest, he receives news and opens his heart once again.

Young Mouse must pack his things. He's moving to a new home, but his mom won't be there to tuck him in at night. Follow Mouse on his emotional journey of moving to Mama Bunny's foster home, where everything is different from what he's used to. Who eats vegetables for breakfast or forgets to put chocolate chips in the pancakes? Mouse misses his mom and wants to go home. Just when Mouse feels he's all alone, someone comes along and brightens his world. Follow Mouse on his emotional journey o...

Now that Mouse is settled at Mama Bunny's foster home, it's time to start school. Mouse wishes he could go to his old school with his old friends, but it's too far away. Who will he sit with at lunch? Will anyone want to play with him? Follow Mouse on this emotional ride of making new friends and learning empathy towards others.

Q is fed up, "I quit!" The Vowels think they are the only letters in the alphabet that are quite important, but they quickly find out just how quintessential Q is. Ducks can't quack, no one is quiet, and where's the queen bee? Can the Vowels convince Q to come back quickly before all the Q words disappear?

Everyone assumes Harry can't listen like he's supposed to, so it's no surprise that he doesn't respond during the hearing test at school. However, the test reveals it's not that Harry isn't listening, it's that he has trouble hearing. Harry has missed out on so much, but there is hope. Once Harry is fitted with hearing aids, he discovers the joy of all he had been missing out on.