Corduroy makes a cake —Inches, Alison.

When Corduroy finds out that Lisa is having a birthday party, he decides to make her a very special cake. But instead of a cake, he makes a great big mess! Corduroy doesn't know what to do. Will he find another way to gi...

Corduroy writes a letter —Inches, Alison.

Lisa is learning how powerful letters can be. When she wants the bakery to add more sprinkles to the cookies they sell, she writes a letter to the baker, and he adds more. But when she wants to contact the movie theater ...

Corduroy —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978, author.

Corduroy takes a bow —Davis, Viola, 1965- author.

When Lisa takes Corduroy to the theater for the first time, Corduroy heads out on his own to explore the whole building, including the dressing rooms, orchestra pit, and prop table.

Earl the squirrel —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978.

Earl the squirrel learns to gather acorns on his own.

A Christmas wish for Corduroy —Hennessy, B. G. (Barbara G.)

A teddy bear in the toy department of a big store receives a new name and a new home from Santa.

Corduroy's hike —Inches, Alison.

Corduroy sneaks into Lisa's backpack when she goes on a hiking trip and has quite an adventure when he gets lost along the trail.

Corduroy's Christmas surprise

Corduroy's letter to Santa is full of requests for his friends, who will be spending Christmas Day with him, but Santa has a surprise in store for a very special bear, too.

A pocket for Corduroy —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978.

A toy bear who wants a pocket for himself searches for one in a laundromat.

Happy Hanukkah, Corduroy —McCue, Lisa.

Corduroy is celebrating Hanukkah with his friends. They light the menorah, eat potato pancakes, and play dreidel. Come celebrate the festival of lights with Corduroy!

Corduroy's merry Christmas.

Corduroy goes to the library —Hennessy, B. G. (Barbara G.)

Corduroy enjoys going to the library where he can read, play on the computers, look at magazines, and attend Story Hour.

Corduroy's best Halloween ever!

Corduroy must decide on his costume in order to enjoy one of his favorite holidays with his friends.

Goodwin the goat —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978, author, illustrator.

When Goodwin the goat discovers an artist's paint tubes, he becomes covered in colour when he eats them and is soon made into a tourist attraction by Farmer Mac Duff.

Corduroy's colors —Scott, MaryJo.

Corduroy's Christmas —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978.

Corduroy's day : a counting book.

Follows a teddy bear through his daily activities and introduces the numbers from one to ten.

Corduroy —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978, author.

A tale about a bear in search of a home, and a little girl in search of a friend.

A rainbow of my own —Freeman, Don, 1908-1978.

A small boy imagines what it would be like to have his own rainbow to play with.

Corduroy's numbers —Scott, MaryJo.