The reader is invited to count goats of many shapes, sizes, hobbies, and professions.

The residents of North Skettykolk are no match for a visiting mountain goat with an enormous appetite for flowers.

Three anxious goats scramble to avoid being eaten by the legendary chupacabra, whose favorite food is not what they expect.

Each time something goes wrong in the Choat household Jimmy blames the pet goat, Patsy Petunia Oat, who tries to tell the truth about Jimmy's misdeeds but neither Mr. nor Mrs. Choat can understand her language.

Frustrated new kid Billy Goat struggles with not knowing how to make friends and bites his animal classmates before receiving guidance from a sympathetic Ducky who helps him realize that teeth are for biting food, not friends.

Follows the daily activities of Sheep and Goat who, despite often being grouchy or grumpy, are always there for one another when it counts.

In this retelling of the classic fable, how is Mr. Troll supposed to sleep when the three Billy Goats Fluff travel noisily over his bridge every day? The goats go to a field that makes their fleece extra fluffy for Mother Goat's knitting business. One day Mr. Troll loses his temper and threatens to eat the Fluffs. How will Mother Goat solve the problem and make a friend of Mr. Troll?

Lucy and Sparkle are excited to carve their Halloween pumpkins, but things suddenly take a spooky turn.

In the wacky world of Maynard Moose, storyteller Willy Claflin brings us Bully Goat Grim who has a case of "Random Hostility Syndrome." He meets his match in Baby Troll. Her heart is pure, her mind is sharp, and she knows how to handle a bully!

"Goat lives in a petting zoo--but doesn't like to be touched!"--