Books in Critter Tales Series series

Little Critter stars in this merry retelling of Clement C. Moore’s classic holiday poem, complete with a CD for kids to enjoy with the book.Mercer Mayer’s warm and witty illustrations add a humorous touch to this magical night, when Little Critter gazes in wonder at jolly Santa Claus, his old-fashioned sleigh, eight prancing reindeer, and a bundle of colorful toys.

The pages of Follow the Silver Trail reveal that Ant has a mysterious problem. Once Ant discovers Caterpillar has a very similar problem, the chase is on. Fortunately, these critters and young readers have an excellent clue to follow — a strand of silver foil that stretches across every page and through each hole of this distinctive book. Along the way, each cut-out provides a glimpse of the page that follows. These charmingly illustrated, expressive critters have vibrant tales to share with young readers. In the end, they’ll discover who has been eating Ant's, Caterpillar's, Ladybug's, Bee's and Cricket’s food!

It's bedtime for Little Critter and Little Sister--but something always keeps Little Sister awake, whether it's a lumpy bed or a missing stuffed toy and blankie. So Little Critter tries to lull her to sleep with a series of funny short tales. Will she ever drift off to dreamland? Beloved author and illustrator Mercer Meyer tackles this age-old dilemma with his trademark humor and rollicking antics in a picture book all parents and children will relate to.

It's playtime with Little Critter—so let the games begin with this delightful board book. Mercer Mayer's popular and mischievous hero has a busy day romping with his dog, his friends, and his sister. There's so much to do, from flying a kite and going on the swings to playing pirates and taking a mud bath. But after all that fun, one very tired Little Critter needs his nap. Sleep tight!

“Beware! Beware! Don’t go there!” That’s what the little bird tells Hansel and Gretel, but they don’t listen. And when they find the gingerbread house with its witchy owner, it looks like all is lost—until the two little critters use their heads and find a way to escape. Flaps open doors and windows and provide a peek into every corner of the sweet-looking cottage.

Little Critter IS a good helper . . . although not everything goes quite as planned. Whether he's watering the garden (and sprinkling his mother), making the beds (and jumping on them), shopping (he never forgets the candy), or literally vacuuming up the rug, Little Critter lends a hand--in his own special way. Pitching in has never been as entertaining!

Who would possibly want to play his first baseball game ever without wearing his lucky sneakers? Not Little Critter! But one of his special sneakers is missing. Where could it be--in the toy chest, under the bed, somewhere in the closet? Surely not in sister’s bubble bath! Soon all the animals in the house are helping Little Critter in his search, and kids can, too!