In rhyming text, a dog and cat express and compare their love and friendship for each other.

Text and illustrations describe some of the special places one can go to be quiet and alone.

When the fearsome Windigo begins to prey upon the People of the North Woods, a girl named Morning Star comes up with a plan to stop him.

An enchanting fable promotes a deeper understanding of the earth and man's relationship to it.

When the people have deep questions about life, death, and how to find happiness, they journey to find Old Turtle, and she answers their questions with wisdom and love.

Describes how dads show love by explaining all the things they cannot do, such as sleeping late, keeping their ties clean, and reading books by themselves.

Stories can strengthen as little else can. They can add sparkle to a talk or lesson, or deepen the sense of the Spirit. In some important ways, our very understanding of the gospel is based on stories, true stories that change the lives of those who read them and make them part of their own experience. This third volume of Best-Loved Stories of the LDS People contains some of the best true, faith-promoting stories in the Mormon experience. Following...