Books in Pied Piper Books series

This picture book, by the "New Yorker" cartoonist looks at grandpa who tells Mary Ann and Louie about their baby brother who was worse than Willy. They finally realize that their baby brother is not that bad after all.

Baby Bear decides that it is a perfect night for a trip to the moon, despite his mother's objections

Presents a kaleidoscope of dazzling colors, ranging from the deep, rich brown of chocolate icing on a cake to the crisp white of snow beneath a sled

This illustrated picture book provides a variation on the " hide and seek" theme - part of an animal can be seen through jungle trees and the text asks " I wonder who that belongs to? " , But turn the page and the whole animal appears.

The familiar cumulative nursery rhyme is illustrated with scenes placing the characters in a Caribbean setting

Mr. Bear has much difficulty getting to sleep one night as result of Mrs. Bear's snoring, Baby Bear's airplane noises, the clock's ticking, and the refrigerator's hum

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Katy is not looking forward to the changes that her mother's marriage will bring

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Mr. Bear spends the night searching for enough peace and quiet to go to sleep.

Childhood fear of the dark and the resulting exercise in imaginative exaggeration are given that special Mercer Mayer treatment in this dryly humorous fantasy.--School Library Journal. Full-color illustrations.

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