James Marshall

Features familiar and lesser-known Mother Goose rhymes, with illustrations by the artist who created the Stupids and Miss Nelson.

On his way to the first day of school, Eugene the turtle gets worried when he hears a rumor that his new teacher is a "real meanie."

A retelling of the adventures of a nosy, naughty, and sassy little girl who finds the house of the three bears and helps herself to their belongings.

When they are left in the woods by their parents, two children find their way home despite an encounter with a wicked witch.

Three bears return home from a walk to find a little girl asleep in baby bear's bed.

Fox makes a film for Grannie, takes part in a magic show, and puts on a play.

An illustrated collection of seven stories about various animals, including a frog with magnificent legs, a hungry brontosaurus, and a mouse who gets married.

Spud and Joe are forced by their mothers to take ballroom dancing lessons and scheme to win a contest on television.

A collection of simple stories, a poem, a fairy tale, and easy-to-follow instructions for making a hat.

Spud and Joe are determined to catch the mysterious prankster who keeps getting them into trouble when they spend their summer at Camp Custer with Mary Frances Hooley and Lamar J. Spurgle.

A frog sets off for the beach by horseback, picking up so many friends along the way that the vexed horse tosses them all off. The book is oversized, with spiral binding.

Five episodes chronicle the ups and downs of a special friendship.

Fox tries to earn the money for a new bicycle in several different jobs.

Buddy McGee eagerly awaits a promised Christmas visit from his friend, the thing from outer space.

Practical jokers Spud and Joe get away with every trick in the book until the day they meet a little girl named Mary Frances Hooley.