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Narwhal is a happy go lucky sea creature who loves waffles and parties. Jelly is a no nonsense jellyfish who prefers to keep things sensible. The two might not have a lot in common at first glance, but they are about to discover the whole wide ocean together! In this wonderfully silly graphic novel, Narwhal gets a little lost but ends up finding an amazing new best friend. You will get to join Narwhal and Jelly as they form their very own pod of awesomeness with their quirky ocean friends. They even try to read the best book ever made, even though it has absolutely no words or pictures.
6-8 Years
64 Pages
4.0
/5
12 Reviews
8 Recs
You might think a book with absolutely no pictures would be serious and boring. But here is the secret rule of this book: the person reading it has to say every single word written on the page. Exactly as it is written.
That means if the book says BLORK or BLUURF, the reader has to say it out loud. Even if the words force them to sing a ridiculous song about eating ants for breakfast, or make them shout goofy sounds like GLIBBITY GLOBBITY, they have no choice. The rules are the rules.
Get ready for a wildly funny reading experience that turns any grown-up into a comedian. This clever and irresistibly silly story proves that you do not need illustrations to have a hilarious adventure. It is guaranteed to have you laughing out loud and begging to hear it read again and again.
6-8 Years
49 Pages
3.7
/5
11 Reviews
6 Recs
Nine-year-old Peter Hatcher has a massive problem in his life, and his name is Farley Drexel Hatcher. To the rest of the world, Peter's two-year-old brother is just an adorable, sweet little toddler known as Fudge. But Peter knows the dark truth: Fudge is a walking, talking disaster zone who ruins absolutely everything he touches.
Whether he is throwing massive, screaming temper tantrums in the middle of a shoe store, scribbling all over Peter's hard-earned homework, or smearing mashed potatoes on the dining room walls, Fudge always finds a way to cause absolute chaos. Worse yet, Peter feels like his parents only ever pay attention to his troublemaking little brother. Now, Peter spends most of his time just trying to protect his most prized possession—a tiny pet green turtle named Dribble—from Fudge's destructive little hands.
Living with Fudge requires a mountain of patience, and Peter is quickly running out of it. Get ready to laugh out loud at this hilarious, classic story about the wild ups and downs of surviving life with an impossible younger sibling.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
144 Pages
4.0
/5
3 Reviews
James Moody, better known as Stink, has a major problem: he is the shortest kid in the entire second grade. Every single day, his big sister Judy makes sure to measure him, and every day, he hasn't grown a single inch! Stink is tired of being tiny and wishes he could finally hit a growth spurt. But when his class starts celebrating Presidents' Day at school, Stink makes a fascinating discovery. He learns all about James Madison, the shortest president in the history of the United States! Suddenly, being short doesn't seem so bad after all. If a short guy could run the whole country, maybe Stink can do amazing things too! Join Stink on a hilarious journey of self-discovery as he learns that true greatness has absolutely nothing to do with how tall you are.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
112 Pages
3.6
/5
11 Reviews
6 Recs
It's a dreary, rainy day, and Sally and her brother are stuck inside with nothing to do. But then, a most unexpected visitor arrives! With a tall, striped hat and a mischievous grin, the Cat in the Hat bursts into their quiet home, ready to turn their boring day upside down.
Watch as the Cat introduces them to his wild, gravity-defying tricks and two very strange friends, Thing One and Thing Two. Will the children join in the fun, or will they listen to their worried fish? Get ready for a whirlwind of rhyming chaos and a whole lot of laughs in this timeless story about imagination, responsibility, and what happens when a very unusual cat comes to call.
6-8 Years
72 Pages
3.8
/5
6 Reviews
3 Recs
Oh no! Your favorite heroic hound, Dog Man, is in big trouble. He's been sent to the pound for a crime he didn't commit, and now everyone thinks he's bad to the bone! Can Dog Man's loyal pals help clear his name and prove his innocence? While his friends work hard to solve the mystery, Dog Man faces a tough challenge. He's part dog and part man, and sometimes it feels like he doesn't quite fit in with either world. Join Dog Man on an exciting adventure filled with laughs, friendship, and a quest to discover where he truly belongs. This sixth book in the bestselling Dog Man series from Dav Pilkey is packed with action and heart, perfect for young readers who love hilarious stories and amazing comic art.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
224 Pages
5.0
/5
4 Reviews
Milo thinks everything is entirely too boring. But his dull afternoon takes a sharp turn when a mysterious tollbooth suddenly appears in his bedroom. With nothing better to do, he drives his toy car right through it and leaves his ordinary life behind for the extraordinary Lands Beyond. Suddenly, you are navigating a world where words and numbers literally come alive. Milo travels to the Island of Conclusions, teams up with a ticking watchdog named Tock, and meets a cast of wonderfully bizarre characters. Soon, he finds himself on a grand quest to rescue the princesses Rhyme and Reason and restore order to a deeply muddled kingdom. Along the way, Milo realizes that the world is actually full of endless fascination and excitement. This beloved classic chapter book takes you on a clever, puzzle-filled journey that celebrates the magic of language, mathematics, and boundless imagination.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
288 Pages
3.8
/5
10 Reviews
6 Recs
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Magnus is a huge, hardworking horse who loves his job at the Broadway Firehouse. Whenever the fire alarm rings, he and his horse partners, Billy and Sparks, immediately spring into action. The firemen rely on them to pull the heavy steam pumper to put out dangerous fires, and Magnus is incredibly proud of his important work. But everything changes the day the captain arrives with a loud, motorized fire engine that does not need horses at all. Suddenly, Magnus and his friends are out of a job and facing retirement in a quiet pasture. Unwilling to give up his duties, this high-spirited horse sets out to prove that loyalty, heart, and a little bit of horse sense can still save the day!
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
It all starts with a simple street sign that clearly says, Put litter in its place. But somebody in this busy, bustling town is definitely not paying attention! When a perfectly good banana peel is carelessly tossed toward a garbage can and completely misses the target, a hilarious chain of disastrous events is set into wild motion.
The slippery yellow peel rests innocently on the sidewalk until the local grocer steps right on it. Whoosh! He goes flying, and that is only the beginning. Next comes the painter with his messy buckets, followed closely by a speedy bicycle messenger zooming around the corner, and oh no, watch out for the baby carriage! Everyday street signs act as deadpan, rhyming captions for the brilliant slapstick comedy unfolding on the pages. Readers will giggle endlessly as they watch an entire community get turned completely upside down, all because of one little piece of fruit.
6-8 Years
48 Pages
Watch out below because a winter disaster is on the loose! It all starts with one tiny, innocent little snowball resting quietly at the very top of a steep, snowy mountain. Everything is peaceful until a zooming skier accidentally gives it a tiny bump. The little snowball tips forward and begins to roll.
As it tumbles down the frosty slope, it gathers more and more snow, growing bigger, faster, and much rounder by the second. Soon, it is a massive, unstoppable force of nature crashing down the hill. It does not just pick up snow, it scoops up everything and everybody standing in its wild path! Readers will laugh out loud as they watch the runaway snowball swallow up unsuspecting kids, sleds, and winter gear, creating a gigantic, rolling ball of chaos on a direct collision course with absolute hilarity.
6-8 Years
30 Pages
When a frantic lesser flamingo crashes directly into Agnes's window box, it brings an urgent call for help. Agnes and her clever elephant-shrew partner, Attie, are immediately dispatched on a crucial rescue mission for the Society for the Protection of Endangered and Awesomely Rare Species.
Their destination is the vast and scorching Sahara Desert. Three tiny rock hyrax pups have been stolen right out of their burrow in Egypt, and they are not the only baby animals disappearing across the African continent. Illegal wildlife traders are on the move, and it is up to this brave duo to track them down. Agnes and Attie soon find themselves locked inside an ancient Egyptian tomb, completely at the mercy of ruthless poachers. You will root for these daring agents as they use their quick thinking and wildlife knowledge to outsmart the villains and bring the stolen animals safely back to their homes.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
184 Pages
There are only two things Andy Shane wants to accomplish today: win the town contest for the best decorated bicycle, and finally prove that he can be a real hero.
Andy has an absolutely brilliant design for his bike, though he has serious competition from Dolores Starbuckle, who has covered her helmet in bright paper daisies. But figuring out how to become a hero is proving to be a much harder task. Andy is completely stumped until the parade officially begins and disaster strikes. His sharp eagle eyes spot exactly why the marching drum corps has suddenly fallen completely out of rhythm, threatening to ruin the entire celebration.
Can Andy use his quick thinking to fix the massive mistake and save the hometown parade? Join this lovably low key kid on a hilarious neighborhood adventure.
6-8 Years
64 Pages
One quiet backyard is about to become a cat concert.
A woman wants a peaceful moment with her cello, but the neighborhood cats have other plans. Slinky cats, stinky cats, gray cats, and stray cats all tumble into the scene, each ready to add a loud meow to the music.
Built with rhyme, rhythm, big type, and easy words, this funny early reader is made for children who are gaining confidence with simple sentences. The playful animal chaos and bright illustrations keep the story lively, while the repeated sounds help new readers join in with the fun.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Ari, Boo, and Col have a very important job to finish. The rain clouds are gathering, and these three busy leprechauns must hurry to bury their heavy pot of gold at the end of the rainbow before it fades away. They know they need to stay focused, but there is one big problem.
Along the way, they spot a cow, a hen, and a grumpy old man. Try as they might to keep walking, the clever little fellows simply cannot resist stopping to play a few playful tricks. After all, besides hiding treasure, causing a bit of trouble is exactly what leprechauns are meant to do!
Packed with silly antics and magical charm, this lively adventure is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. Follow along as these mischievous friends try to balance their magical duties with their love for a good prank.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Truman may be an older dog, but he has plenty of trouble left in him.
When the black Lab arrives at Kaita Takano's house, her animal-fostering family is ready to help him find a forever home. But Truman brings tricks, messes, and mischief from morning to night. He is not a tiny puppy, yet he keeps everyone busy with his playful energy.
Narrated by eight-year-old Kaita, this illustrated early chapter book is a lively pick for readers who love dogs and funny pet stories. As Kaita gets to know Truman, she learns that rescue animals can still surprise you, and that helping a foster pet takes patience, humor, and a lot of love.
6-8 Years
71 Pages
Get ready to travel back in time for the grooviest bedtime routine ever. The house is quiet, the disco ball is slowing down, and it is time to say goodnight to a wild and colorful decade. Snuggle in and bid sweet dreams to long feathered hair, squishy beanbag chairs, glowing lava lamps, and fuzzy tube socks. You will even get to say goodnight to your very own Pet Rock. This incredibly playful and funny twist on a beloved bedtime classic takes you on a retro rhyming ride straight back to the nineteen seventies. Whether you are settling down for a peaceful night of sleep or just want to explore a far-out era filled with peace signs and bell-bottoms, this heavily illustrated journey is an absolute blast. It is a fantastic way for families to share a few laughs and look back at a simpler, funnier time before turning out the lights. Catch you on the flip side, and sweet dreams.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
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Winter usually means hiding away in a warm burrow, but not for Lucy the mouse. She loves the crunch of snow, her fluffy wool hat, and most of all, she loves to ice skate. She cannot wait to share her favorite frosty hobby with her friends.
Why it pulls you in
Lucy is a bold and generous mouse who wants to show everyone that winter is better when you play together. Even after a messy indoor snowball fight, she is determined to get her friends out on the ice. Her clever plan will have you eager to bundle up and find your own winter fun.
6-8 Years
31 Pages
It is 1792, and Jean Pierre Petit Le Rouge has a dream that is much larger than his tiny, furry body. This highly enthusiastic red squirrel desperately wants to be a voyageur, paddling massive canoes and exploring the wild rivers. Unable to resist the call of adventure, he sneaks aboard a canoe departing from Montreal. His voyageur crewmates are less than thrilled to discover a stowaway who eats their food, refuses to paddle, and possesses a truly terrible singing voice.
Despite his lack of wilderness skills, Jean Pierre is having the time of his life. But when the canoe finally reaches the faraway trading post, the little squirrel makes a horrifying discovery. The brave men he admires so much have traveled hundreds of miles just to collect the pelts of his fellow woodland creatures. Heartbroken but determined, Jean Pierre teams up with a brilliant flying squirrel named Monique. Together, they rally the forest animals to stage a hilarious and daring ambush, hoping to convince the fur traders to find a much friendlier line of work.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
178 Pages
The doorbell is ringing, and family is arriving for a very special pasta night. There is just one tiny problem. Everyone wants a completely different type of pasta for dinner!
Nonna Ana from Catania will only eat lasagna. Nonno Titi from Tahiti insists on having his spaghettini. Zio Tony wants ravioli, Zia Trini must have rotini, and the cousins are begging for tortellini. The kitchen is quickly turning into a wild, wonderful mess of noodles, sauce, and shouting relatives.
With so many picky guests making their own special demands, the family dinner is spinning wildly out of control. You will laugh out loud as the kitchen gets more and more chaotic. Find out if everyone can come together to make this hilarious family pasta night go off without a hitch.
6-8 Years
40 Pages
