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A Child's First Book of Poems
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Western Pub. Co, March 15, 1981)An illustrated collection of short poems on animals and other subjects by such authors as Aileen Fisher, Eleanor Farjeon, Christina Rossetti, and Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Sammy's Special Day
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Sterling, Oct. 6, 2009)Sammy can’t wait—his friend Thumpity is coming to visit! But when Thumpity arrives, a very bossy Sammy refuses to share his chair, blocks, or truck. Can Mama find a clever way to show Sammy that while playing with toys can be fun, sharing them with a friend is even better?
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Puppy Too Small
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Sterling, Oct. 6, 2009)“I’m too small!” wails Puppy every time he sees a doorknob too high to reach, a tree too tall to climb, or a chair too heavy to carry. But with a little help from his family and friends, Puppy soon realizes that there are many things he can do and that he’s just the right size after all.
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Toby: Do You Love Me?
Cyndy Szekeres
Board book (Little Simon, June 1, 2001)In a rhyming board book just right for preschoolers, Toby learns that his mama will always love him--even when he is sad, mad, messy, and grouchy. 40,000 first printing.
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Nothing-to-Do Puppy
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Sterling, Feb. 2, 2010)Every parent has heard it, every child has said it, and now Puppy is squealing it too: “There’s nothing to do!” Daddy has a smart idea: start a Nothing-to-Do club. But as Puppy asks people to join, he learns something surprising from all his friends: there’s plenty of wonderful things to try, from reading a favorite book to making mud pies!As always, Szekeres and her irresistible characters take a familiar situation and turn it into fun.
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A Mouse Mess
Cyndy Szekeres
Paperback (Golden Books, July 1, 1990)When left alone, Sweetie mouse finds a way to get to the cookie basket.
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Suppertime for Frieda Fuzzypaws
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Sterling, Oct. 6, 2009)It’s suppertime, but Frieda has her eyes on a plate of delicious-looking cookies papa has baked, not the healthy dinner mama has dished out. “I’m not hungry,” she says, “but I will have a cookie, please.” Every parent and child will laugh at the familiar battle of wills between the little kitty cat who won’t eat and her caring (but firm) mom and dad.
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Suppertime For Frieda Fuzzypaws
Cyndy Szekeres
Board book (Golden Books, May 15, 1991)In order to receive a cookie for dessert, a kitten must first eat her macaroni and beans. On board pages.
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Good Night, Sammy
Cyndy Szekeres
Board book (Golden Books, Aug. 1, 1985)Sammy the fox has a terrible time falling asleep at bedtime, until his parents come to soothe his troubles. On board pages.
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Cyndy Szekeres' Counting Book
Cyndy Szekeres
Board book (Golden Books, Sept. 22, 1983)Children learn numbers as they count the mice walking, running, dancing, jumping, singing, sleeping, climbing, yawning, nibbling, and tickling
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Ladybug, Ladybug, Where Are You?
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Western Publishing Company, Inc., June 15, 1991)While on a picnic with their parents, Sam and Emily, two little mice, try to find something to bring back in their jar
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Hide-and-Seek Duck
Cyndy Szekeres
Hardcover (Sterling, Feb. 2, 2010)The game is on! Duck and Little Bunny are playing hide-and-seek, and young readers can join in. As the cute, fuzzy duckling searches for his friend, eagle-eyed children will spot the rabbit hiding somewhere on every spread—peeking out from the bushes, concealed behind a tree, covered by high grass. Cyndy Szekeres’s adorable animals will provide plenty fun for kids.
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