"An energetic girl. A typical sloth. One unlikely but inspiring friendship!" -- Back cover. Sasha loves to do lots of things, all at once, as fast as possible. Mr. Sloth loves to do things one at a time, at a nice, easy pace. Can Mr. Sloth's mindful ways teach Sasha to slow down and enjoy the moment?

A child takes a sloth named Sparky as a pet.

"Sloth and Lemur come across a cake. A mysterious delicious-looking cake. Should they share it with their friends? Or should they eat it themselves?"--Provided by publisher.

When Bat wants to have a sleepover, Sloth is not so sure, but with ghost stories and banango cake, both friends find a way to have fun.

A picky anteater named Andy tries out new things with his best friend Sam Sloth and learns that different does not necessarily mean bad.

When Evan and Cleo sneak into the enchanted library at night they find that Locke has already forced his way into a book, and when they follow they find themselves in a plane that promptly crashes into the Amazon rainforest--and with the help of a boy named Gabriel, (and a friendly sloth) they have to survive the jungle and find the golden statue that is the next treasure in their quest before Locke gets his hands on it.

A lovable sloth does not understand why the other animals do not want his hugs. Includes guide to discussing consent.

The Super Party Bears are always the life of the party, but the rest of the Grumpy Woods is fed up. Parties always make a mess! When Mayor Quill orders some spring-cleaning, the bears have a better plan. It's time for a picnic, a swim contest, and even a slumber party with some visiting sloths. But when the sloths slow the bears down, the townscritters make a plan to stop the fun once and for all. Will the bears wake up in time to keep the party going?...

"Susanna is visiting her poorly friend, Sloth, taking a bunch of bananas as a present, but her attempts to cheer him up go horribly wrong...."--Provided by publisher.

Slothy Claus slowly loads his sleigh, taking breaks for naps and snacks, and finally makes his deliveries long after the forest animals have discovered that the blessings of Christmas can come without presents. Told in the rhythm of Clement Moore's "Night before Christmas."