Every Joey Acker picture book on our list, including 12 we have read aloud on the channel.
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22 books · 12 with a read aloud on our channel
A birthday book that thinks birthdays are terrible. A hilarious pick for party day.
Summer is the worst, says the book. Kids happily prove it wrong.
An Easter book that wants nothing to do with Easter. Silly, interactive holiday fun.
A book with the worst luck ever, perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Interactive and very silly.
A vacation that's the worst, according to the narrator. Interactive fun for travel season.
Spring is the worst, the book says. Kids love shouting back that it isn't.
The grumpy narrator says Halloween is the worst, and kids get to argue back. So fun to read aloud.
The book that started the series, a grumpy book that kids love to argue with. Big laughs every time.
The book insists fall is the worst, and kids love proving it wrong. Interactive and silly.
It promises to be terrifying but keeps turning out silly. Kids can't stop laughing.
The book thinks sports are the worst and kids get to disagree loudly. Great for sporty kids.
A book that hates school, until it doesn't. A funny back to school read for nervous kids.
Nameless the Rock would much rather stay put, but he finds himself pulled into an adventure book he wants no part of. He complains about every twist and turn as the silly journey carries him along anyway.
Nameless the Rock ends up stuck in a bedtime book. Silly, interactive fun for the last read of the night.
Nameless the Rock is stuck in a Christmas book and insists the holiday is the worst, grumbling his way through every cheerful page. The festive silliness keeps piling up around him no matter how hard he tries to warn readers away.
Nameless the Rock is unhappy to find himself inside a cookbook full of silly recipes that nobody should take seriously. He protests every ridiculous dish as the kitchen chaos keeps cooking.
Nameless the Rock does not see why elves deserve their own book, and things only get worse when Santa goes missing, the sleigh catches fire, and an overly cheerful elf has built just one toy, a stick. All Nameless wants is a quiet nap by the fire, but he keeps getting dragged deeper into Elfmas.
Nameless the Rock wants nothing to do with Valentine's Day and all its hearts and mushy feelings. He tries to convince readers that a book about love is the worst idea ever while the lovey dovey chaos grows around him.
Nameless the Rock grudgingly faces a book all about ringing in the new year. He argues that the countdown, the noise, and the resolutions make this the worst celebration of all.
Nameless the Rock is stuck in yet another Worst book, and this time he is grumpy about Thanksgiving. Readers wonder about the mysterious turkey on the cover, whether Jerry Pumpkins comes back, and whether a chicken sneaks into the story.
Nameless the Rock gets trapped inside a book with a unicorn, which is the last thing he wanted. The two of them stir up plenty of sparkly chaos while Nameless looks for a way out.
Nameless the Rock is trapped in a dreadful winter book and has to find his way out of the cold. Along the way he gets tangled up in a silly mystery about a snowman.