A little crocodile cannot get himself to like water and then finds out the reason why. "Todo el mundo sabe que a los cocodrilos les encanta el agua, pero este pequeño cocodrilo es diferente. A él no le gusta el agua para nada. De hecho, prefiere subirse a los árboles. ¿Y si este cocodrilo no fuera realmente un cocodrilo?"--Page 4 of cover.

A small child learning to swim becomes familiar with the water through quiet lakes, friendly rivers, and family storytime before attempting a bigger body of water.

Fascinated by the fact that humans are made mostly of water, a boy develops an unusual relationship with it once he stops being afraid.

"Anna fetches water from the spring every day, but she can't carry it on her head like her older brothers and sisters. In this charming and poetic family story set in Jamaica, Prize-winning author Olive Senior shows young readers the power of determination, as Anna achieves her goal and overcomes her fear." --publisher.

Jack is up for anything... as long as he doesn't have to get wet. No one knows about his fear of water, and he's determined to keep it a secret. But then he slips into a shallow stream and is pulled out of a deep, fast-flowing river gorge by Bear Grylls. They work together to build a bamboo raft, navigate the whitewater rapids and steer clear of hidden dangers... Can Jack rise to the challenge of being thrown in at the deep end? Will he sink or swim?...

LuLu and Jelly are very excited to see the "colored" water they heard about in the city's water fountain, but are very surprised to learn what "colored" water actually means.

Pictures of babies at bath time or playing in water, with textured patches on the pages.

It's a hot day in the crater and the Dinotrux are on the hunt for water. When the water supply becomes difficult to access, can the Trux build a solution to their dry dilemma?

It is possible to travel on the earth with a rabbit, in water with a whale, and in the air with a bird, but it is harder to know what to do with fire.