Describe how it feels to be happy and what can cause it.

While trying to make friends, a Hoodie manages to scare off some sheep, cows, and children, before finding the one thing that will make him truly happy.

Fernando is a fish who is dissatisfied with his life in the ocean. He has decided it is too crowded and he would like to find a better life for himself. He sets out on an adventure that leads him into a world he is not quite ready for but he is willing to try because he is so unhappy. Along the way he meets creatures he is unfamiliar with but he never waivers from his quest for a place where he will have peace of mind and solace. Will he find it?--Back...

Rhyming text and photographs of groups of exhuberent children celebrate being happy.

An illustrated version of the famous song that asks readers to clap their hands, with an extra verse about bananas. On board pages.

A perfect square that is perfectly happy is torn into pieces, punched with holes, crumpled, and otherwise changed but finds in each transformation that it can be something new, and just as happy.

Licking an ice cream cone or hugging a pet makes Baby happy, while falling down or losing a balloon makes Baby sad.

A man who has spent his life making money, but who cannot find happiness, learns some valuable lessons from unlikely sources.

A young girl notices that her grandfather is unhappy and thinks a new chair might cheer him up.

Explores the loving relationship between one little owl and its parent.