When Petunia was a piglet, she planted a garden from some seeds, And she worked very hard digging up ugly weeds. She loved her little garden with all the flowers that she grew, And she would sing to them daily, and play music for them too. Then one summer day, the farmer stopped by. And took Petunia from her home and put her in a pigsty. But. Petunia kept dream alive so her heart wouldn't harden, And you will discover how she did it as you read, "Petunia's Garden".

Have you ever had a wish so big you knew it somehow must come true? Well, If you are still believing in your wish, Then, this story is for you! You should never give up on your wish or dream, No matter if it's big or small. If you follow it on every path you swim, it can come true after all. The following story is a work of fiction, About a little guppy fish; Who searched the ocean, and in every direction, He was "A Fish Who had a Wish"

In the Old Pond slums, the most talkative toad is the king. He's constantly chomping his gums, but when the old toad suddenly croaks, the pond slums become silent. Then the smallest frog in the pond bravely begins speaking from the king’s lily pad. Because of the courage of this tiny frog, the pond slums are alive and hopping with all the frogs joining in. You, too, are invited to join in by sharing this story and your story in the Old Pond slums.

This book is a new addition to his Once Upon a Time poetry series wherein Daniel Silverhawk introduces us to the animal kingdom once more.