Life in the Wild

This moose may live in the wild, but he doesn't act it -- he watches from the sidelines as his friends have fun. From the creator of Big Bear Hug comes a lighthearted, contemporary fable about a mild-mannered moose who learns to live life to the fullest.

One day, a bear, a moose and a beaver go for a walk in the mountains. To make the hike more exciting, they decide to race to the top. But soon the friends fall into deep trouble. Who will give up their chance for glory to save the day?

The lovable trio is back - just in time for Christmas! The bear, the moose and the beaver have forgotten the most important Christmas decoration of all - the tree! Rushing through the snowy forest, they reject one tree after another, until the friends finally spot the perfect one. But just as the beaver is about to chop it down, the bear stops him. He can't allow it to be harmed; it is much too beautiful! But his friends disagree. They need this tree! Is there a way to have a perfect Christmas - without chopping down the perfect tree? Life in the wild can be a bit … unexpected! Just the way kids love it!

The friends from the bestselling Life in the Wild series give camping a try - what could possibly go wrong? A bear, a moose and a beaver decide to go camping and choose a perfect spot near a lake. The moose has brought along a camping guide filled with tips such as: make sure tent poles and guidelines are secure; never leave a campfire unattended; and keep food out of reach ... none of which they follow! Who would want to work when there is fun to be had? Naturally, one thing after another goes wrong, so, naturally, they start blaming each other. Can the friends salvage what's left of their camping trip? This funny story proves that mishaps, misadventures and mayhem are no match for true friendship!

The lovable trio hits the ice ... eventually! It's wintertime, and the bear, the moose and the beaver can't wait for hockey season to start. They're so eager, in fact, they head out onto the ice before it's thick enough, and they all fall through. Twice. While they wait for the lake to freeze, they try to take their minds off hockey. There's competitive napping. Karaoke. Lots of comfort food. Until, at last, the day arrives when the ice is ready. But, after all that time not being active, are they ready? The waiting is the hardest part, right?