Books in Icky Ricky series

More than 3 million copies of Ricky sold worldwide! There are many different kinds of rabbits – fat rabbits and skinny rabbits, tall rabbits and short rabbits, smart rabbits and silly rabbits, clean rabbits and dirty rabbits, girl rabbits and boy rabbits – but they all have one thing in common: two long ears. Ricky also has two long ears, only… A touching story about learning that there is nothing wrong with being different; sometimes it’s a good thing. For ages 4 and up.

It is a very special day today: it’s Ricky’s birthday! The birthday boy wakes up really early and prepares for his birthday party with Mommy. When Ricky’s friends arrive, his best friend Annie is not there … Where could she be? And does Ricky’s birthday have more surprises in store for him? A celebratory new book in a beloved series about Ricky, for children ages 4 and up.

It is so hot this summer. It is too hot to sleep indoors. Ricky wants to sleep outside. In a tent. “Are you brave enough to sleep outside all alone in a tent?” Mom and Dad ask. “Of course,” Ricky says. “I’m not afraid at all!” But is he really brave enough …? A reassuring story about being brave enough to face your fear of the dark. For everyone ages 4 and up.

“This book and its message.... will serve young listeners well.” ― School Library Journal Ricky is looking for chestnuts in the woods, when he finds a squirrel lying on the ground. Is he sleeping? Or is he ill? Ricky and his best friend Annie bring the animal to his mom. She immediately sees what’s wrong. In this touching story, Ricky learns about growing old and dying. For everyone ages 4 and up.

“Genechten's outstanding illustrations perfectly bring to life this lovely tale about the importance of taking time to be together . . . especially during the holidays.” - Nashville ParentIt is nearly Christmas, but Ricky’s family doesn’t have a Christmas tree yet. Mom and Dad have both been way too busy to get one. Finally, Ricky insists his dad accompany him to the tree market. At first, Dad resists, but thanks to Ricky’s enthusiasm it doesn’t take long for Dad to thaw out completely. A cozy story, perfect for the holidays, about the importance of making time for one another. For children aged 4 and up.

Ricky is wishing for a Christmas tree to light up his family’s house, but Dad has been too busy—until today. Dad tries to pick out the first tree they come across at the market, but Ricky convinces him to buy the biggest tree they can find instead. While they’re trying to tie it onto their sled, the rope snaps and they tumble backward into the snow. Rather than getting angry, Dad starts a snowball fight with Ricky, and as they play together, Dad is reminded how much fun winter can be. A touching story about the strength of a bond between father and son, this colorful book featuring the lovable Ricky delivers an important message about what really matters during the holidays.