Bonnie Grubman Books

This humorous and uplifting book encourages young readers, ages 4 and up, to explore and recognize their unique strengths. Through engaging storytelling, it inspires go-getters to embrace their individuality and build confidence in their abilities.

A sweet story about being tall or being small . . . and about hugging! For all readers ages 3 and up.

A funny story about a new roommate and clever, scheming mice. For mouse and cat lovers ages 5 years and up. Elwood, Bernardo, and Vincent enjoy a nice, easy life. Until the humans bring home . . . MEOW! Oh, no, a cat in the house! Goodbye, lazy days. Unless the mice succeed in their plan, of course!

A fresh version of a familiar tale. For clever foxes and hares ages 4 years and up. Goldie Fox would like a nice dinner of hare. With a clever plan, she tries to lure the Hare family into a trap. But Mama Hare soon realizes what Goldie is up to. Can the Hares outsmart her?

The narrative centers on a unique gorilla who stands out from the rest, exploring themes of individuality and acceptance. Through a blend of humor and warmth, the story highlights the challenges and triumphs of embracing one's differences. Readers are taken on a delightful journey that showcases the importance of friendship and understanding in a world that often values conformity.

A funny book about friends helping friends, creative problem solving . . . and traveling through space. For astronauts ages 5 years and up.Up, up, and away! Willy wants to become the first piggy in outer space. But how? With Walter’s help, of course. They try several ideas, but nothing works. Not even a trampoline! Then, with a wish and some imagination, the friends decide to build their own rocket ship.

The story follows Bubbe and her puppy, Bart, as they prepare for Shabbat, but chaos ensues when Bubbe's matzoh balls unexpectedly take flight. This whimsical adventure highlights the joys and mishaps of family traditions, blending humor with the warmth of community and celebration.

In a lively household filled with joyful noise from boys playing and a baby’s laughter, Lou struggles with his husband’s complaints about the chaos and tight quarters. Seeking guidance from the rabbi, Lou embarks on a humorous journey to address their overcrowding issue. This contemporary retelling of a cherished Jewish folktale highlights the theme that sometimes, circumstances must worsen before one can appreciate the beauty of what they have.