Lee and Barnaby are brothers. Some days they get on, some days they don't. But things change when Barnaby starts school and tensions run high. Will they remember that brothers are forever after all?This touching and honest story is told with Claudia Boldt's trademark style and wit, and will be instantly recognisable to anyone who has a brother or sister.

Lizzy Bauman keeps getting into trouble. Every time she’s punished, a dark spot is added to her heart. Resolving to do better, she writes down her misdeeds in a little book. She desperately wants to erase the blemishes and prevent any more from appearing. As she grows older, Lizzy is held hostage by her family’s poverty, her abusive father and brother Clyde, and her unresponsive mother. Only her brother Jimmy seems to care, making her life somewhat bearable with his kindness and g...

Best friends (and dogs!) Mia and Willow share the peaks and the potholes that come with friendship in the first volume in a funny and addictive middle grade graphic novel series.Mia and Willow are dogs and best friends and they’d have it no other way—but Mia's giant crush on a skateboarding cat named Jesse is ruining Willow's life! The two buddies come together and apart as all BFFs do--riding bikes, complaining about homework, eating ice cream, and getting up to a...

First Top 40 hit at age seventeen? My first tabloid breakup scandal quickly followed.Earned my first Grammy? Discovered Mommy Dearest was embezzling my money.Landed a leading role in a movie? My fiancé called off our engagement the next day.I might have a multi-million-dollar recording contract, a sold-out world tour, and more money in the bank than I ever imagined, but every time I hit a milestone in my career, my ...

The story of this comic takes place a long time ago, when rabbits could still talk and lived in a remote high mountain valley. The king of these rabbits had a gigantic palace built to safely store all his treasures. However, the architect and builder of the palace dies shortly before the inauguration and the only palace door is closed. To find someone who can open the door, the king offers a magnificent reward. This attracts several dubious and dark figures who try to open the mysterious d...

Two hilarious melons try new things in the picture book series from the bestselling illustrator of I Don't Want to be a Frog. Pull on your apron as they learn how to bake a cake!Cantaloupe wants some cake. HoneyDo does too—they just need to bake it! But they can’t bake a cake, Cantaloupe says,because they have never baked one before. Never fear—HoneyDo has the recipe, and all the ingredients. They’ll just follow the steps, right? Piece of...

Two hilarious melons try new things in the picture book series from the bestselling illustrator of I Don't Want to be a FrogHoneyDo is ready for the pool! Except he doesn't know how to swim. Pal Cantaloupe will show him: Getting in the water is major—and it's okay to slide in slow. Next, floating—glorious! And even better with practice. Finally, blowing bubbles—it's a win! But also smart to come up for air. Is it too soon for HoneyDo to have an ey...

A familiar tune and adorable costumed animals on every page make for a spooktacular Halloween board book!The ghosts go marching one by one. Hurrah, hurrah!A line of trick-or-treaters on every page builds young listeners' anticipation as they sing their way through the neighborhood. At the end, lift the double gatefold to reveal a Halloween surprise party!

A very sensible story with ABSOLUTELY NO SILLINESS! From the author of I Can Only Draw Worms!Gibbon would like to make it very clear that this is a sensible book for sensible people. Anything that looks like it might be FUN or SILLY is absolutely forbidden.A hilarious, rhyming animal party, with colourful illustrations by Claudia Boldt.

The comic duo behind I Don't Want to Be a Frog brings you Chip the dog, a hilarious pup who's got some "wisdom" to share.Are you a dog in need of advice? Fear not: Chip the dog is ON IT in this super-silly guide to living your best canine life. Chip is seven; he knows things. Like what to eat (important papers, the fancy bird the humans cooked for the fancy dinner, Grandpa’s teeth), and what not to eat (bees). He won’t get those mixed up, will he?...

What if a fossil in your backyard . . . came to life?!Frank’s grandma is a famous paleontologist (that’s a dinosaur scientist). But she’s also an adult who makes up rules. Rules like: no digging for dinosaur bones when you have a sunburn. That means Frank is stuck playing inside with his annoying cousin, Samantha. But then Grandma finds a fossil of an egg! And when Frank and Sam sneak into the dino lab late at night, they find something even more amazing. . . ....

Bunny has Big Feelings. Good thing his mama taught him special tricks to help him understand them.Bunny can have a hard time controlling his temper. Luckily, his mama taught him some handy tricks to help him calm down when his big feelings get TOO big. Whether he’s hopping mad at the pool closing early, furious his carrot cake doesn't taste like carrots, or overwhelmed when he forgets all his taps and twirls at his first recital, Bunny knows just what to do.