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Mama Don't Allow
Thacher Hurd
Paperback (HarperCollins, Aug. 12, 2008)Saxophone-playing Miles and his Swamp Band find a bevy of sharp-toothed, long-tailed alligators who love to listen to their music. But little do Miles and his band know what the alligators plan for them at the close of their jubilant all-night ball! Inspired by a traditional song, this vibrant picture book is "ebullient, fast-paced, and funny." 1985 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award for IllustrationA Reading Rainbow Featured SelectionChildren's Books of 1984 (Library of Congress)
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Mama Don't Allow
Thacher Hurd
Hardcover (HarperCollins Publishers, Inc., March 15, 2008)Miles and the Swamp Band have the time of their lives playing at the Alligator Ball, until they discover the menu includes Swamp Band soup.
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Don't Go
Dianne Miller
eBook (Dianne Miller, Aug. 19, 2012)Little Bunny is devastated to be left at preschool. Little Bunny's Mommy reassures Little Bunny she will be back and Little Bunny learns to make friends and enjoy the activities.Calm, comforting and kind, the Little Bunny series eBooks gently tell entertaining stories of learning and growing up. Guided by loving parents Little Bunny tackles navigating life with a lively personality and enthusiasm. You will recognize your child in Little Bunny’s reaction to the big world and its many challenges.The entire Little Bunny series is available on Kindle.
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Don't Go!
Jane Breskin Zalben
Hardcover (Clarion Books, Sept. 17, 2001)It's Daniel's first day of nursery school and he isn't happy when his mother gets ready to leave, yet her reassuring words help ease his fears, in a charming picture book which includes a cookie recipe and helpful tips for parents on starting school.
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Mama, Don't Go!
Jody Wheeler
School & Library Binding (Topeka Bindery, Sept. 15, 2001)None
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Mama, Don't Go!
Rosemary Wells, Jody Wheeler
Library Binding (Demco Media, Feb. 1, 2002)Yoko loves kindergarten, but she doesn't want her mother to leave--until her new friend helps her realize that "mothers always come back."
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Mama Don't Allow
Thacher Hurd
School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Aug. 12, 2008)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Miles teams up with three other musicians to form the Swamp Band, in a tale inspired by an American folksong.
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Mama Don't Allow
Thacher Hurd
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, July 1, 1985)Saxophone-playing Miles and his Swamp Band find a bevy of sharp-toothed, long-tailed alligators who love to listen to their music. But little do Miles and his band know what the alligators plan for them at the close of their jubilant all-night ball! Inspired by a traditional song, this vibrant picture book is "ebullient, fast-paced, and funny." 1985 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award for IllustrationA Reading Rainbow Featured SelectionChildren's Books of 1984 (Library of Congress)
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Mama Don't Allow
Thacher Hurd, Tom Chapin
Audio CD (Live Oak Media (NY), March 30, 2001)Two friends get highly imaginative on an urban basketball court as they try to one-up the other in a popular game that turns into a humorous and inventive celebration of athletics and creativity.
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Don't Worry, Mama!
Aaron McNutt
eBook (, Sept. 23, 2017)Mama's house is messy, there is laundry to be done, there are dirty dishes, and things keep getting lost! On top of that she just ruined Aunt Mimi's party. It is a good thing that she has her children to remind her of what is really important in life.
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Mama Don't Go Out Tonight
Sally Gardner
Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Nov. 9, 2002)"Mama, Mama, don't go out tonight!" says one little girl as her mother gets ready for a fancy-dress ball. But Mama reassures her that nighttime is grown-up time and Daisy will be over to babysit. With ingenious design and illustrations that dance off the page, the reader watches Daisy and the little girl create their own fun with dress-up clothes and books, while, at the same time, Mama steps and twirls in her fancy dress. A goodnight kiss when Mama returns home is the perfect ending to this sweet, reassuring story.
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Mama Don't Allow
Thacher Hurd, Tom Chapin
Paperback (Live Oak Media, Jan. 1, 2003)...It is the music that makes the difference in the read-aloud version...The wonderful jazzy introductory music matches the loose, easy-going illustrations and sets the tone...Tom Chapin's friendly, relaxed voice invites us along...[his] alligator voices are excellent...This delightful audiobook takes its story beyond what reading alone can do. - AudioFile Magazine
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