The Greedy Python by Richard Buckley is a children's book, famously illustrated by Eric Carle, about a hungry python who eats various jungle animals, only for them to team up inside him and kick him until he spits them out, after which he tries to eat his own tail and disappears. Originally published in 1985, it's a humorous tale about manners and friendship, available in various formats like board books and Ready-to-Read levels, often part of "The World of Eric Carle" series.

In this pirate-themed adventure, Captain Pete and his crew find a treasure map and set sail to uncover buried gold and jewels, facing challenges like a giant sea monster and rough weather along the way. With courage, friendship, and help from new friends, they make it to the secret island and discover the treasure together.

Pete the Cat Checks Out the Library is about Pete visiting the library for the first time, discovering all the different kinds of books and activities available, and realizing how fun reading can be. The story encourages kids to explore libraries with curiosity and shows that books can open the door to many new adventures.

In Joan Lowery Nixon's children's book The Boy Who Could Find Anything, a young boy named David is celebrated for his uncanny ability to locate lost items for his neighbors and friends. However, the lighthearted story follows his humorous struggle with the irony that, despite his talent for others, he can never seem to find his own misplaced possessions.

Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes follows Pete as he steps in different messes that change the color of his shoes, but he keeps singing and staying positive. It’s a fun, rhythmic story about optimism, adaptability, and rolling with whatever comes your way.

Disney’s Cinderella tells the story of a kind young woman who, despite mistreatment from her stepfamily, finds hope through her Fairy Godmother and a magical night at the royal ball. It’s a timeless tale about resilience, kindness, and believing that dreams can come true.

Bluey: Camping follows Bluey as she makes a new friend named Jean-Luc during a family camping trip. Together they play, explore, and imagine, but Bluey learns that goodbyes happen even in the best adventures. It’s a touching story about friendship, growth, and the memories that stay with you.

Bluey: Barky Boats follows Bluey and her friend Mackenzie as they build little boats to race down a creek, only to learn about frustration, friendship, and helping each other through tough moments. It’s a gentle story about empathy, patience, and sticking together.