Product Description: Mama Bear put Baby Bear down to sleep. Their cave was warm, and Baby Bear's bed was soft. Baby Bear should've gone right to sleep, but he couldn't. . .Baby Bear is afraid of the dark, so he decides the best thing to do is eat the night! But as Baby Bear starts eating and the night begins to disappear, he learns that the other forest creatures need the night, and maybe he does, too The beautiful illustrations were created in watercolor with some line work done in colored pencil...read more

Product Description: Bugs in the garden? Or are they alien invaders? A curious child compares small garden creatures to what he knows of space invaders. Antennas? Shiny armor and helmets? Are these Earth dwellers or something ?out of this world?? Creepy crawlers abound in wacky, far?out colored pencil illustrations...read more

Product Description: Mog is an uncharacteristically mild monster. He’s not scary, he likes kittens, and he’s quite...boring. When his parents get angry with him for being so mild, his bed transforms into an AMC Gremlin, and Mog takes off in search of adventure...read more

Product Description: Some might say that Impy and his friends are pests-they're young cockroaches after all. And, despite entreaties from elder roaches to keep out of "adult" concerns, Impy just can't help but butt in. So when the roaches' home-a beloved but run-down jazz joint-is threatened with financial ruin, Impy must meddle...read more

Product Description: With the help of a moonlit night, a little girl's fantasy becomes reality. In a wink the moon grants her wish for a day that never ends. She plays until exhausted and wishes for night to come so she can rest. Bilingual full text in English and Spanish.

Product Description: With the help of a moonlit night, a little girl's fantasy becomes reality. In a wink the moon grants her wish for a day that never ends. She plays until exhausted and wishes for night to come so she can rest. Bilingual full text in English and Spanish.

'A curious child compares small garden creatures to what he knows of space invaders, in a story in which creepy crawlers abound in wacky, far-out illustrations.'