How Are You Peeling? by Saxton Freymann

Books like How Are You Peeling?

By Saxton Freymann

Me and My Cat? by Satoshi Kitamura

A boy named Nicholas wakes up to find a witch has cast a body-swap spell on him overnight, trapping him inside his cat Leonardo while Leonardo goes off to school in his place.

Let's Do Nothing! by Tony Fucile

Two best friends who've already played every game, baked every cookie, and painted every picture decide to try something harder: standing perfectly still and doing nothing for ten whole seconds.

Dog Food by Saxton Freymann

Dog Food

Saxton Freymann

The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt

A boy named Duncan opens his crayon box to find a stack of complaint letters — Blue is exhausted, Black feels misused, and Orange and Yellow are fighting over who's really the color of the sun.

My Teacher Is a Monster! by Peter Brown

A boy named Bobby is convinced his loud, yelling teacher is a real monster — until he runs into her at his favorite park and starts to see her differently.

Frankenstein Makes a Sandwich by Adam Rex

Nineteen comic poems peek into the everyday headaches of famous monsters — Frankenstein hunts for lunch fixings, Wolfman needs housekeeping tips, and Dracula could really use a toothbrush.

Robo-Sauce by Adam Rubin

A kid dreams up the ultimate shortcut to awesome: a magical Robo-Sauce that turns squishy little humans into giant, laser-eyed, rocket-footed robots — no beans, baths, or bedtime required.

Chester's Masterpiece by Mélanie Watt

A scene-stealing cat named Chester hijacks his own picture book, swiping the author's supplies and insisting he can write a better story than she can — with mixed results.

The Day the Crayons Came Home by Drew Daywalt

A boy named Duncan receives postcards from runaway and mistreated crayons — one broken after Dad sat on him, one stuck to a stinky sock, one who fled because nobody likes peas — each begging to come home.

Animalia by Graeme Base

An alphabet journey where each letter unfolds into a densely packed illustration, from Armored Armadillos Avoiding an Angry Alligator to Horrible Hairy Hogs Hurrying Homewards, hiding dozens of matching objects to hunt for.

Du Iz Tak? by Carson Ellis

A cast of insects — damselflies, beetles, and a pill bug named Icky — watches a tiny shoot grow into a plant, builds a tree fort in its branches, and faces something horrible that swoops down from above.