Books with author doug cushman

Aunt Eater loves mystery stories so much that she sees mysterious adventures wherever she looks.

Dreaming of a relaxing vacation at the Hotel Bathwater, Aunt Eater finds her holiday threatened by a missing ferry captain, a jewel thief, and other suspicious characters, in a lighthearted mystery by the author of Aunt Eater Loves a Mystery.

In 1957, Harper published its first I Can Read title, Little Bear, written by Else Holmelund Minarik and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Large type, simple vocabulary, chapter-like divisions, and decorative pictures made Little Bear perfect for emerging readers

Chubby little bears help children learn to count from one to ten

Aunt Eater must interrupt her holiday preparations to solve some Christmas Eve mysteries.

Possum tricks Gator and Bear, but they get back at him when they tell him they are going to make possum stew

Labeled drawings help tell the story of Inspector Otter O'Reilly's search for the missing manuscript of Major Rufus' latest mystery novel

A mystery-loving anteater has a chance to solve several mysteries during her vacation at the Hotel Bathwater.

Searching for one very sneaky thief, a dog detective leads young readers through the alphabet with rhymes and illustrations containing clues to the mystery of some missing art. Reprint.

Mole promises Mouse a surprise as the two friends enjoy a train ride across the country and encounter all kinds of weather along the way

Aunt Eater the anteater is off to a costume party, and it's a good thing she's dressed as a detective -- Halloween is the most mysterious night of the year! Man-eating monsters, headless ghosts, and other eerie encounters await Aunt Eater. With so many spooky surprises in stores, can the super sleuth handle them all?

Two friends, Mouse and Mole, work in their garden and learn about the natural world during each season of the year