Magic at the Bed and Biscuit
1/9/2012
Paperback
In the third and funniest episode yet, the animals take on an evil chicken named Malicia. Can they convince Grampa that she’s up to no good?
Wild Times at the Bed and Biscuit
1/11/2011
Paperback
The Bed and Biscuit is going wild! Kids will laugh at — and learn from — this new adventure, as Grampa takes in some ailing critters who are anything but tame.
The Monster in the Backpack
1/4/2013
Paperback
Having trouble with your backpack zipper? Maybe there’s a monster inside! A little girl slowly warms up to her unexpected guest in this funny story.
Wild Times at the Bed and Biscuit
1/2/2010
Hardcover
The Bed and Biscuit is going wild! Kids will laugh at — and learn from — this adventure, as Grampa takes in some ailing critters who are anything but tame.
Norman: One Amazing Goldfish!
2/9/2020
Hardcover
Can Norman the amazing goldfish overcome his stage fright? A much-awaited new adventure from the creators of Not Norman.
Una bicicleta como la de Sergio
Maribeth Boelts, Noah Z. Jones
1/4/2019
Paperback
“Boelts lays out Ruben’s ethical dilemma and emotional turmoil without preaching, and his struggle toward the moral choice . . . is both dramatic and genuine.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Magic at the Bed and Biscuit
1/3/2011
Hardcover
In the funniest episode yet, the animals take on an evil chicken named Malicia. Can they convince Grampa that she’s up to no good before it’s too late?
A Bike Like Sergio’s
Maribeth Boelts, Noah Z. Jones
1/10/2016
Hardcover
Finders keepers, right? When Ruben picks up someone’s lost money, he finds out how hard it can be to do the right thing.
Not Norman
11/3/2008
Paperback
“A sweet story that could be used as a springboard to discussion of the pitfalls of making snap judgments about pets — or people.” — School Library Journal
A Bike Like Sergio’s
Maribeth Boelts, Noah Z. Jones
1/10/2018
Paperback
“Boelts lays out Ruben’s ethical dilemma and emotional turmoil without preaching, and his struggle toward the moral choice . . . is both dramatic and genuine.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)