Lone Cone Library

Mole's friends help him look for a new home, but no place seems just right.

Now that Amy's in college she has new friends and challenges. When she returns home for the holidays, she find things are different there, too - her family, her boyfriend, Ty, and even her place at Heartland. When a college friend, Will, asks to her to come to Arizona to help a distressed horse, Amy must decide if Heartland is still everything to her, or if it's time to move on...

Octopus leaves her cave in a lively reef because she is shy and the seahorses there find her fascinating, but when she finds a quieter, more peaceful spot she misses her home and friends.

When Amelia and her friends tag along on Aunt Tanner's business trip to New York City, Amelia gets to visit with her father and best friend, Sunday Jones, and learns a lesson about home.

"Ever since their free-spirited mama died ten months ago, twelve-year-old Jack and her gender creative nine-year-old brother, Birdie, have been living with their fun-loving Uncle Carl, but now their conservative Uncle Patrick insists on being their guardian which forces all four of them to confront grief, prejudice, and loss, all while exploring what 'home' really means"--

Illustrations and text celebrate the many things--both big and small--that make a place feel like home.

"Share in the joy with Elmo and friends in this special story that proves no matter what you celebrate, there's no place like home for the holidays!"--Back Cover.

Hedgehog loves his new home. But even before he can set foot inside, his house is destroyed. No matter how much he cries, yells, complains, worries, or even feels sorry for himself, Hedgehog is powerless to change the situation. It isn't until he learns to see things differently that Hedgehog turns his obstacle into an opportunity.

Fred, a plow horse on an Oklahoma farm, dreams of being Federico the Dancing Horse, but his antics cause trouble and he is sent away, to seek not only his dream but a home where he might truly belong.