"Cuando eran niñas, la abuela de Lily les contaba a ella y a su hermana Sam leyendas mágicas de su país natal, Corea, y a ella siempre le fascinó el cuento que hablaba de dos hermanas y un tigre. Cuando ella y su familia se mudan para cuidar de su abuela enferma, Lily comienza a tener visiones de un tigre mágico que parece venir directamente de los mismos cuentos populares coreanos que su abuela le contaba. Pero lo que Lily piensa que es sólo...

Up the zigzag river, past a slippery fish, beside the fragrant flowers. What is Mama Tiger looking for?

Daniel Tiger gets scared when a bad storm hits the neighborhood and learns to look for people who can help.

A little tiger sings "I'm a brave little tiger, ho ho ho! I'm not afraid wherever I go!" as he makes his way through his dense jungle home. But he doesn't feel brave at all. In fact, many things scare him. But singing his song gradually helps him feel a little braver.

"Daniel has a new friend at school! His name is Max, and he loves buses. Max has autism, so sometimes he needs different things. Max and Daniel might be different in some ways, but they always have fun playing together!"--Back cover

"After receiving a special note from Grandpere, Daniel decides to write to the friends and family he misses, too! With Mr. McFeely's help, he gets his notes off with a speedy delivery and brightens his neighbors' days!"--Amazon.com.

"Daniel is so excited to take his first swim class...until he gets close to the water--then he starts to get nervous. Suddenly, swimming seems more scary than exciting. With his swim instructor's help, can Daniel overcome his fear of water?"--Publisher's description.

"Do you have to go potty? Maybe yes? Maybe no? Daniel Tiger is so excited for his day that he doesn't want to go to the potty. But then he learns that it's important to sit and try to go"--Page [4] of cover.

When everyone at the park has a toy car except for Prince Wednesday, Daniel is hesitant to let him play with his, until Dad Tiger educates him about the importance of sharing.

A little boy--um, no, a tiger!--tells us all about what he gets up to on an ordinary day: how he wakes up in his tiger den, what he eats for breakfast at his feeding spot, and how little tigers feel when they are wide awake, hungry, thirsty, or in the mood for adventures. But at night, even the wildest of tigers is happy to curl up in bed with Tiger-Mom and Tiger-Dad and become a cuddly little tiger cub.