
The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors
The epic tale of how Rock, Paper, and Scissors met. Big laughs for kids and adults.
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Books that get the whole room laughing.
275 books · 180 with a read aloud on our channel

The epic tale of how Rock, Paper, and Scissors met. Big laughs for kids and adults.

Alexander flatly refuses to move when his family relocates, and he means it. A funny, honest story for any kid dreading a big change.

A boy learns mistakes are part of learning anything. A great confidence builder for kids who hate getting it wrong.

A family rushes to clean before Grandma visits, but the cat keeps rearranging the chore list. Funny, chaotic, and a laugh out loud read aloud.

Another punny Food Group story, this time about bragging and why a little humility goes a long way.

Exclamation Mark feels different from the periods, until he learns what makes him special. Clever, funny, and great for being yourself.

The dragons ate all the tacos, so it's time for a time machine. Funny and fast.

A cumulative song stacks up silly words describing one very unusual donkey, until the whole page is a tongue twister. Kids beg to hear it again and again.

A dance recital goes wrong and she keeps going anyway. Great for kids nervous about performing.

From gum in his hair to lima beans at dinner, everything goes wrong for Alexander. Kids laugh in recognition, and it reminds everyone that some days are just like that.

Jasper's new underwear glows in the dark and seems to follow him. Silly and spooky.

Grandparents give Alexander a dollar, and bit by bit he spends it on gum, bets, and fines until nothing is left. A hilarious, painless first lesson in saving money.

Millie's egg drop project falls apart right before the STEM challenge, and she has to choose between a meltdown and a clever fix. Great for little problem solvers.

Camilla worries so much about fitting in that she breaks out in stripes and wilder things, until she admits she loves lima beans. A vivid classic about being true to yourself.

A cookie who doesn't feel smart finds out there are lots of ways to be smart. Wonderful for kids who struggle at school.

Five puppies dig under the fence to explore, and the poky one always arrives home last, just in time for dessert. This Little Golden Book has charmed families for generations.

Mistakes aren't the end of the world, they're how you get better. Kids cheer for her every single time.

This big treasury gathers dozens of short, silly stories starring Scarry's beloved animals. Perfect for bedtime, with a quick tale for every night of the week.

Turkey heads to the beach for a summer adventure. Light, silly fun.

Follow Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm around Busytown as everyone works, builds, and plays. The crowded, funny pages reward every reread with something new to find.

A grumpy seed decides he can change, and kids see that a bad day doesn't make you bad. Funny, honest, and one of our favorites.

When a boy with an extremely long name falls into a well, his little brother races for help but struggles to say it. Kids love chanting the name along with you.

Jasper finds a crayon that helps him with schoolwork, but it's a little too creepy. Perfect for spooky season.

Farmer Brown's cows find a typewriter and start leaving notes with demands, going on strike when he refuses. A hilarious Caldecott Honor book about negotiation.

Jasper's favorite carrots seem to be following him. Spooky fun that's just scary enough.

A grape who holds every grudge learns to let things go. Laugh out loud funny with a real lesson about forgiveness.

The Big Cheese learns Christmas isn't all about him. Full of puns and holiday heart.

Beatrice has never made a mistake, until she does in front of everyone. A classic for perfectionists, and it's really funny.

Piggie says she's going, and Gerald panics. A funny friendship story for early readers.

A cheese who has to win at everything learns what really matters. Perfect for the competitive kid in your house.

Piggie has a trumpet and Gerald has to listen. Big laughs and a lesson about being a kind friend.

Piggie sets out to thank everyone, and the last thank you is for the reader. A sweet farewell to Elephant and Piggie and a perfect gratitude book.

Piggie is pretending to be a frog, and Gerald is very confused. A funny intro to the fun of pretending.

A skeleton and a cat become unlikely friends. Spooky in the best way, and sweet underneath.

Turkey sneaks into school disguised as a student. Funny fall fun.

Gerald worries Piggie's new friend will replace him. A sweet story about jealousy and friendship.

A snake wants to play catch with Gerald and Piggie. A funny way to talk about including everyone.

A potato who never leaves the couch discovers how good the outside world feels. A fun nudge to put down the screens.

Gerald has a big decision to make, and it's melting fast. A funny, relatable book about sharing.

Finn the Frog's book is on fire, and kids have to help put it out. Wildly interactive and so funny.

A whale takes Piggie's ball, and Gerald finds a kind solution. Great for talking about sharing and size.

Turkey disguises himself as other animals to avoid becoming Thanksgiving dinner. A hilarious fall classic.

Gerald breaks Piggie's new toy and their friendship is tested. A great one about forgiveness.

Gerald worries he can't celebrate Pig Day. A sweet story about being included.

Gerald thinks he's allergic to Piggie. Big laughs and a happy ending.

Turkey wants to celebrate his birthday and things don't go as planned. Silly fun from the Turkey Trouble crew.

Piggie loves slop, and Gerald has to decide whether to try it. A funny book about trying new things for a friend.

The Pigeon finds a hot dog, and a curious duckling wants to share. A funny way to talk about sharing.

Gerald and Piggie discover they're in a book and someone is reading them. So clever and fun.

Gerald plans everything for a drive, and they forget one thing. Silly and fun for early readers.

Gerald is cranky and wants a nap, but Piggie isn't helping. Funny and relatable for tired families.

Dragons love tacos, but never give them spicy salsa. A hilarious read aloud kids ask for over and over.

A perfect egg learns he doesn't have to be perfect all the time. So good for little ones who are hard on themselves.

Being cool isn't about the clothes, it's about being kind. A great one for starting a new school year.

The Bad Seed finds out the library is pretty great. Fun for new readers and library day.

The eggs escape the store and have the best adventure. A fun spring and Easter pick from the Food Group crew.

Gerald and Piggie try to surprise each other. A funny, sweet friendship story.

Gerald tells a long, wild story about how he broke his trunk. Kids love the big ending.

The Cool Bean and friends in a snowy, cozy adventure about friendship. Great for winter break.

The Pigeon tries every trick to stay up past bedtime. Sound familiar?

Piggie can't throw well but has the most fun. A great reminder that fun matters more than winning.

Gerald and Piggie prepare for a party, and they overdress. Silly fun for early readers.

Finn the Frog finds out the book is full of mistakes, and kids get to help fix them. Interactive and super funny.

Gerald has a bird on his head, then a nest, then babies. Kids crack up every time.

The Pigeon definitely does not need a bath. Kids who fight bath time will relate.

Piggie has a surprise, and Gerald has to wait for it. Every kid who's ever been impatient will relate.

The classic that started it all, one cookie leads to a whole day of requests. Perfect for sequencing and cause and effect.

Max sails off to be king of the wild things and comes home to a warm supper. A true classic about big feelings and being loved.

The book that started it all for Frog and Toad. Gentle, funny, and still perfect for early readers.

Five short stories about the best friendship in children's books. Perfect for new readers and for reading together.

The Bad Seed takes on Halloween with the whole gang. Silly spooky fun without being scary.

Piggie is sure she'll fly today, and Gerald isn't so sure. Funny and great for big dreamers.

Gerald is sad and Piggie tries everything to cheer him up. Funny and sweet, and it shows kids what being a good friend looks like.

The Pigeon begs to drive the bus, and kids get to say no. A modern classic that every kid loves to shout along with.

Gerald is sure he can't dance, but he gives it a try. A sweet reminder that trying is what counts.

The Duckling gets a cookie just by asking nicely, and the Pigeon is furious. A funny lesson about manners.

The Pigeon doesn't want to go to school, and kids get to reassure him. Perfect for first day jitters.

The crayons teach colors in their funny way. Great for toddlers learning colors.

The crayons go on strike with letters explaining why. Clever, funny, and a modern classic.

A summer day at the pool and a lesson about including everyone. Light, funny, and kind.

Rain ruins their plans, until it doesn't. A great book about making the best of things.

Turkey wants candy too, so he comes up with costumes to get some. Funny Halloween fun.

The pirates come back and find a baby in the way of their treasure. Funny for new big siblings.

Finn the Frog thinks the book is boring and wants kids to make it exciting. Interactive and hilarious.

Finn the Frog's book stinks, literally. Interactive and very silly.

Jeremy Jacob joins a pirate crew and learns pirate life isn't everything. Funny, full of pirate talk, and great for summer.

The Pigeon wants a puppy, until he meets one. Kids love the twist.

The Pigeon wants to drive Santa's sleigh, and kids have to say no. Interactive holiday fun.

Penelope Rex has a hard time not eating her classmates. A hilarious first day of school book about making friends.

The Pigeon is ready to ride, and his imagination takes over. Fun for kids heading to a theme park.

Mr. Magee and his dog go camping and meet a hungry bear. A rhyming adventure perfect for summer.

Turkey tries to escape becoming Christmas dinner by asking Santa for help. Kids love his disguises.

The Good Egg gets nervous before the talent show and finds his own way to shine. An easy reader that new readers love.

Penelope Rex is nervous about the talent show. Funny and sweet for kids with stage fright.

Penelope Rex is in charge of the class goldfish over the weekend. Funny and a little bit about responsibility.

Ted and Unicorn go looking for a place to play with slime and end up helping fairy tale characters along the way. Messy fun with a message about helping others.

Frank tells the truth, a little too much of it. A funny, kind look at being honest without hurting feelings.

Unicorn and Ted Giraffe can't sell a single cupcake, so they keep trying wilder ideas. A silly, sparkly story about failure being part of success.

Brian the pig gets teased for his jeans full of pockets, until those pockets save the day. A silly, sweet story about being yourself.

Finn the Frog promises the scariest story ever. It's not, and kids love it.

A grumpy bunny and a cheerful stick fall out of a backpack and travel the world. Funny and full of heart.

Another wild, interactive Finn the Frog book. Kids love joining in on every page.

The crayons get ready for school, with nerves and all. Perfect for the first week of school.

Ted is tired of chores, so he wishes his mom into a unicorn, then misses her pancakes and bedtime stories. Hilarious, with a sweet lesson about gratitude.

Frank the frog wants to fly, even though frogs can't. A funny, sweet story about big dreams and finding what you're great at.

A birthday book that thinks birthdays are terrible. A hilarious pick for party day.

Ethan's monster takes a night off, and none of the substitutes are scary enough. A hilarious bedtime read that takes the fear out of monsters.

The crayons help kids count. A colorful, funny way to practice numbers.

Penelope wants a pet, but the class pet has other ideas. Funny and sweet.

Horace the elephant's birthday feast vanishes, and readers must find clues to solve the mystery. A puzzle packed book kids return to again and again.

A penguin grumbles about the cold, the dark, and the snow, until a wise walrus offers him a new perspective. Funny, relatable, and great for kids who love to complain.

Floyd's kite gets stuck in a tree, so he throws his shoe, then a ladder, then a whale, at it. Oliver Jeffers' absurd humor makes this one irresistible.

A tiny fish steals a hat and swims away, confident he'll get away with it, but the big fish is on his trail. A darkly funny Caldecott winner.

Matty uses way too much glue and gets stuck in his art project. Silly fun for little artists.

Real squirrel photos in tiny homes and scenes. Kids love spotting all the details.

Buddy the Elf's story from the movie, made for little readers. A cheerful holiday pick for families who love the film.

Finn the Frog tries to tell a scary campfire story. Rhyming, interactive, and not scary at all.

Ed gets trapped in a totally absurd book and has to find a way out. Kids love shouting predictions and spotting the silly details.

Ethan helps his little sister find her own bedtime monster. Funny and sweet for new big siblings.

P.J. Funnybunny tries living with other animals, then learns there's no place like home. A sweet classic about being yourself.

The reader has to say every silly word on the page. Kids laugh harder at this one than almost any book.

Woolbur does everything his own way, even when the flock wants him to fit in. A funny celebration of being yourself.

How Ethan first met his under the bed monster. Funny and a great way to make bedtime less scary.

Two friends who are both secretly scared. A funny way to talk about fear and bravery.

A kid dreams up the most amazing school ever. Rhyming and full of imaginative ideas.

A child asks if Mom would still love them as a monster or a skunk. A sweet, silly bedtime favorite about unconditional love.

An alphabet book full of friendly monsters. A fun way to practice ABCs.

Finn the Frog won't share his book. A silly, interactive way to talk about sharing.

Slime takes over the school in the silliest way. A fun one for slime loving kids.

Summer is the worst, says the book. Kids happily prove it wrong.

Splat tries to be scary for Halloween and ends up scaring everyone by accident. Funny and not too spooky.

Kids set traps to catch a sneaky turkey. A rhyming Thanksgiving favorite.

The crayons celebrate Easter in their colorful, funny way. A fun spring read.

Turkey plans a Valentine surprise. Silly holiday fun.

Snappsy wants a quiet night, but a chicken wants to be his best friend. Funny and sweet.

Finn the Frog thinks this book is perfect, but is it? Interactive and funny.

The crayons go trick or treating together. Colorful, silly Halloween fun.

Vlad's family crashes the monsters' Thanksgiving feast. Funny holiday chaos.

A girl tries every wild idea to fix her dragon's stink, anything but a bath. A silly rhyming read that makes bath time more fun.

The family cat lists every complaint about her kids, from bath threats to stolen yarn, and still finds sweet moments. Funny for any house with pets and kids.

Snappsy argues with the narrator the whole time. Hilarious to read aloud.

A loud, silly awake time book that winks its way into being a bedtime story. Sneaky fun for kids who fight bedtime.

She eats so many pink cupcakes she turns pink! Kids love the silliness and it's a fun way to talk about listening to your parents.

An Easter book that wants nothing to do with Easter. Silly, interactive holiday fun.

Chicken warns you not to read this book because it's way too scary. Spoiler: it isn't. Silly, interactive Halloween fun.

Kids build traps to catch a tricky leprechaun. A St. Patrick's Day favorite that inspires real trap building.

One pancake sets off a whole chain of silly requests. A favorite for predicting and retelling.

A muffin leads to jam, then a sweater, then a puppet show. Kids love guessing what comes next, and it's great for sequencing.

A dinosaur with crayons is pure chaos. Kids who love dinos and drawing will laugh the whole way through.

The funny, true inspired story of Alaska's Fat Bear Week. Kids love the bears and learn a little science too.

What could go wrong when a unicorn makes slime? Everything, and kids love every sparkly second.

Jackson can't sleep with all the noise, so he finds a kind solution. A gentle, funny bedtime read.

A book with the worst luck ever, perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Interactive and very silly.

A unicorn and a reindeer team up for some holiday chaos. Silly, sparkly Christmas fun.

Ed is still trapped in the book, and every page piles on more nonsense. Interactive, unpredictable fun.

Bloop is a clumsy dinosaur who struggles to make friends, until he solves a school mystery just by being himself. A funny confidence booster.

Silly, sweet, and all about the love in a family. A fun Valentine's pick for little ones.

A unicorn gets spots and the silliness spreads. Funny and colorful.

The first Never Let a Unicorn book, where a unicorn's scribbles cause chaos. Kids love it and it's great for little artists.

The crayons argue over which color is the most Christmasy. Silly holiday fun.

A girl feeds her hungry dragon all her favorite junk food, but he turns out to want steak and veggies. A silly rhyming book that's great for picky eaters.

Mouse tags along to school and keeps busy all day. A fun first day of school read.

Turkey wants to join the Easter fun and needs a clever disguise. Kids love spotting him every time.

The book swears it has nothing to do with bathtime, and kids catch on. Reverse psychology that actually makes bath time fun.

A kid imagines running the classroom, with silly results. A fun back to school read that gets kids talking about rules and why we have them.

A painting session turns into a colorful mess. A fun one for little artists.

A boy is sure his mom has no fun, so he sticks by her side to keep her company. A sweet rhyming reminder that time together is the fun part.

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.

A new baby arrives, and the boy's dragon has a hard time adjusting. A funny, honest look at becoming a big sibling.

Mary the manatee teaches her son Mikey how to stay safe in the water. A sweet story packed with real manatee facts.

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.

A funny look at moving and how some things, like you, stay the same. Perfect for a kid facing a move.

A dragon moves into a boy's sandcastle, and the fun begins. A summer favorite about imagination.

The book insists fall is the worst, and kids love proving it wrong. Interactive and silly.

A unicorn crashes a party and things get magically out of hand. Great for birthday season.

A unicorn in a tutu is a recipe for a dance disaster. Silly fun for little dancers.

A family can't wait for snow and tries everything to make it come. Funny and relatable on any winter day.

A dog that ribbits, a pig in a wig, a flamingo playing bingo. Silly rhymes that get kids making up their own.

A rhyming look at all the hilariously rude things dogs do. Any dog loving family will recognize their own furry friend.

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.

Kids set traps for the Easter Bunny, who outsmarts every one. A rhyming Easter favorite.

Dad dances everywhere, at home, in elevators, at the grocery store. Embarrassing and sweet, and a great reminder that life is better when you dance.

Wendel invents a robot to clean up, and it goes very wrong. Fun for little inventors.

Ed is stuck in a ridiculous book again, and it's sillier than ever. Kids love shouting along.

Piper's parents keep saying no to a pet, so she starts caring for some unexpected creatures. A funny story about persistence and kindness.

Baking brownies with Grandma Marjorie turns into a wild adventure with her parrot Misty. A fun celebration of grandparents.

A boy brings a pterodactyl to show and tell, with chaotic results. A rhyming, funny school read.

Salty is a wise old seagull who looks out for the young birds on Little Island. A sweet seaside story that teaches kids about seagulls.

Bear just wants to sleep, but Duck wants to hang out. A hilarious bedtime read every tired parent will appreciate.

Bear wants a quiet day, but Duck wants to be best friends. Funny and sweet for Valentine's Day or any day.

George gets into Halloween mischief, of course. Classic fun for little ones who love George.

A trip to the movies turns into a holiday adventure. Fun for Christmas time.

Funny haiku poems celebrate the gross side of nature, from slime to poop. Perfect for kids who love icky facts.

Little Red Chicken can't stop jumping into Papa's bedtime stories to warn Hansel, Gretel, and Little Red Riding Hood. A Caldecott Honor book that is pure bedtime giggles.

Annie Edson Taylor goes over Niagara Falls in a barrel at age 63 hoping for fame and fortune. Chris Van Allsburg's wry true story.

Everyone in Soggy Hollow loves beach day except Bruce, who finds it too hot, sandy, and windy. A breezy, funny Little Bruce book for kids who prefer a shady spot.

Bruce hates holidays, so his mice and geese try a scary story to get him into the Halloween spirit, until a ghostly visitor appears. Spooky, silly fun that never gets too scary.

Bruce just wants a quiet day of fishing, but beetles steal his lunch and protesters are fighting a factory in the forest. A funny, gentle introduction to caring for the planet.

The mice wish Bruce were more fun, and suddenly a cheerful bear appears, but it is really his wild cousin Kevin. A clever, funny story about loving people just as they are.

Fed up with the mischievous mice, Bruce packs up his geese and moves somewhere rodent free, but nothing goes to plan. A funny, warm story for families facing a move.

A huge storm sends Bruce's woodland neighbors crowding into his already full home. Funny and heartwarming, it shows kids how opening your door builds a real community.

Every time David gets in trouble he has an excuse, until he learns that saying sorry feels far better. A funny, honest look at owning mistakes that sparks great conversations.

Four eggs crack open, three baby birds fly off, and the fourth egg holds a big surprise. Told in comic panels with few words, it is a sweet story about unlikely friends.

Nancy loves everything fancy and gives her plain family lessons in style, right up to a messy dinner out. A joyful, word rich story that celebrates being exactly who you are.

Nancy's pop up boutique is booming until rain threatens her little sister's birthday party. A cheerful story showing kids how a little creativity can rescue a big plan.

A paper fortune teller gets left on the playground after recess, so she teams up with a potato chip, a basketball and some chewed gum to fix the slide. Wacky, funny teamwork from the author of The Day the Crayons Quit.

Frankenkitty, a stitched together kitten, scares everyone except Olive, who sees its sweet side. When it is wrongly blamed and banished, Olive comes to the rescue. Spooky, funny, and full of heart.

Eager young dragon Zog keeps crashing at dragon school while trying to earn a gold star, and a kind girl patches him up every time. Funny, rhyming, and full of heart.

The mice and geese want monster movies, ice cream, anything but sleep, and tired Bruce must settle them down. Every parent who has battled bedtime stalling will laugh in recognition.

Little David bugs his big brother nonstop, eating his candy and following him everywhere, until he finally wins him over. A funny, true to life book about sibling love.

Jim dreads all the dancing at Porcupine's party, and when he finally says so, his friends admit they feel the same. A funny, reassuring pick for kids who need a different way to have fun.

Jim is determined to stay awake all night at a jungle slumber party, even as his friends drift off one by one. A giggly, gentle way to talk about why sleep matters.

The mice invite readers to tilt, flip, and tap the book, sending poor Bruce tumbling. A giggly interactive read that turns story time into a hands on game.

A greedy rat gallops down the road stealing everyone's snacks, until a clever duck outwits him. Kids love the galloping rhythm and the satisfying comeuppance.

Bruce comes home tired and finds three mice have turned his den into a busy hotel full of critters. A laugh out loud story about a grump learning to share his space.

A polite bear asks every animal in the forest if they have seen his missing hat, and one answer sounds awfully suspicious. The deadpan humor and surprise ending make kids howl.

David tries so hard to be good for Christmas, but peeking at presents and a wild holiday dinner keep landing him in trouble. A giggly holiday treat for little rule testers.

A hungry kitten mistakes the full moon for a bowl of milk and keeps trying to reach it. The gorgeous black and white art and gentle humor make it a perfect bedtime read.

Trixie proudly brings Knuffle Bunny to preschool, only to find Sonja has the very same bunny. A late night swap turns rivals into friends in this hilarious sequel.

Toddler Trixie leaves her beloved bunny at the laundromat and can't find the words to tell Daddy. A Caldecott Honor gem that makes parents and kids laugh at every frantic page.

Squirrel panics when a leaf goes missing and sets out with Bird to catch the thief. A funny, gentle story about autumn and the worry change can bring.

Lilly is sure she will be the flower girl at her teacher's wedding, and her disappointment is huge. How she handles it, with surprising grace, makes this a great feelings book.

Lilly adores her teacher until he takes away her musical purse, and her anger leads to a mean drawing she regrets. A funny, honest look at big feelings and making amends.

Worried he hasn't been good enough for Santa, Splat goes way overboard trying to prove himself. A frazzled, funny Christmas story that will have kids giggling all December.

Grumpy Bruce just wants to cook his eggs, but they hatch into goslings who decide he is their mother. Dry humor and expressive art make this a read aloud parents enjoy as much as kids.

David makes messes, runs wild, and hears no at every turn, yet always ends up wrapped in his mom's love. A Caldecott Honor classic kids adore because they see themselves in it.

Olivia the pig is good at lots of things, especially wearing people out. Her big personality, from beach castles to museum visits, makes this Caldecott Honor book an instant favorite.

Olivia is tired of everyone wanting to be a pink princess, and she wants to be something truly different. A clever, funny celebration of being yourself.

When Olivia learns there will be no band at the fireworks, she decides to be the whole band herself. A noisy, joyful romp that celebrates big ideas.

On a family trip to Venice, Olivia eats gelato, rides a gondola, and searches for the perfect souvenir. The stunning photos mixed with her antics make it pure fun.

Olivia is determined to help her family get ready for Christmas, from untangling lights to waiting for Santa. A cozy, funny holiday read for the whole family.

For show and tell, Olivia explains how she saved the circus by performing every act herself. Her tall tale is hilarious, and kids adore her boundless confidence.

Olivia loves to eavesdrop, and when she overhears her mom talking about her, she jumps to some very funny conclusions. A great laugh about listening carefully.

Olivia's favorite toy vanishes, and she storms through the house searching during a dark and stormy night. The culprit is a funny surprise that kids love guessing.

Bruce is stuck inside with a cold while the mice ski and skate, so they bring the winter fun to him. A sweet, funny Little Bruce book about caring for someone who feels poorly.

Pig stays up all night demanding his Christmas presents and ends up on a wild sleigh ride with Santa. A cheeky holiday rhyme about greed that keeps the whole family laughing.

Pig tells fib after fib to grab the treats and gets poor Trevor blamed, until a bowling ball delivers justice. A giggly, memorable way to talk about honesty with little ones.

On Halloween, greedy Pig rampages for treats and plots tricks for anyone stingy with candy. A rowdy, rhyming Halloween romp with the payback kids love to see coming.

Pig refuses to share a single toy with sweet Trevor, and his greed sends him tumbling. Bouncy rhymes and a hilarious comeuppance make sharing lessons land without any lecture.

After years of trouble, Pig gets sent to obedience school and fights every single lesson. Blabey's bouncy rhymes make this a hilarious read for kids who also push back on rules.

Pig parks himself on the couch with snacks and TV and ignores Trevor's invitations to play, until something finally gets him moving. A laugh out loud nudge to get up and go play.

Pig hogs every costume at a photo shoot and shoves Trevor aside, then schemes when Trevor gets noticed. A funny rhyme about sharing the spotlight that little show offs will recognize.

Pig adores being filthy and will do anything to dodge bath time, but his plan backfires spectacularly. Gross out giggles plus a sneaky hygiene lesson make this a bath night favorite.

Pig tours the world being rude to everyone he meets, and his bad behavior eventually catches up with him. A funny rhyme about manners and respecting others wherever you go.

Pig cheats at everything and sulks when he loses, until a kibble eating contest goes very wrong and Trevor saves him. A rollicking rhyme about playing fair that kids beg to reread.

Bird's pumpkins keep disappearing, and Squirrel follows tracks and feathers to solve the mystery. A cozy Halloween whodunit with bonus facts about the holiday.

Once again Bruce is mistaken for someone else, and this time the forest critters line up to tell him their Christmas wishes. A hilarious holiday read where the grump grudgingly spreads cheer.

Betty O'Barley and Harry O'Hay plan their dream wedding on the farm, but a show off scarecrow named Reginald Rake nearly ruins it. A sweet, funny, rhyming romance.

Skippyjon, a Siamese cat who believes he's a Chihuahua, becomes El Skippito and rescues his pals from a giant bumblebee. Rhythmic, playful wordplay makes this an irresistible read aloud.

Sent to his room, Skippyjon tumbles into his closet and another wild adventure with his Chihuahua friends. Bouncy rhymes and pretend play make this a giggly read aloud.

Squirrel loves his first snow, but when it vanishes he suspects a snow thief. A cozy, funny winter story that helps kids understand seasonal change and calm their worries.

George the giant buys fancy new clothes, then gives away each piece to help animals in need. This rhyming story, called The Smartest Giant in Town in the UK, celebrates kindness.

Splat is a bundle of nerves about his first day at Cat School, but it turns out better than he imagined. A funny, comforting read for kids starting school.

Splat is ready to be a great big brother, even when the new arrival turns out to be a crocodile. A silly, sweet story for kids preparing for a sibling.

Eager Ruth the bunny wants Bruce to smell all the scents of spring, but he is not convinced it is worth it. A short, funny Little Bruce book that is perfect for younger listeners.

A little old lady thinks her house is too small, so a wise old man has her bring in a hen, a goat, a pig, and a cow. Hilarious, and a sweet lesson in contentment.

The Soggy Hollow mice are thankful for everything, and grumpy Bruce is tired of all the thanking. A short, funny Little Bruce story that sneaks in a lesson about gratitude.

David wants to make everyone laugh, but he learns some stunts are just not funny. A playful look at good humor versus going too far, with Mom's love steady throughout.

New from the Food Group, out November 10, 2026, so preorder now. Toast used to keep to himself, until one moment showed him how good it feels to help his whole town.

Two turtles find one hat in the desert, and both secretly want it. Quietly funny and surprisingly sweet, it shows how choosing friendship can matter more than getting what you want.

Pesky houseguest Wendell bosses Sophie around all weekend, until she finally stands up for herself and the two discover they can have fun together. Funny and very relatable.

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.