Doug Cushman is a prolific author and illustrator whose work has graced over one hundred children's books, many of which he has also written. His distinctive style, often characterized by its warmth and gentle humor, has earned him a place on prestigious bestseller lists and garnered numerous accolades. Cushman's contributions to children's literature are marked by a vibrant imagination and a deep understanding of what captivates young readers. His books continue to be cherished for their visual appeal and engaging narratives.
Rex the warthog teaches his best friend, Oslo the oxpecker, to swim in this first book in the sweet and funny Level 1 Ready-to-Read series about the unlikely duo. Rex the warthog and Oslo the oxpecker bird are friends who do everything together. But when Rex wants to go swimming, Oslo objects! The water looks cold and wet. There might be sharks. Will Rex be able to help Oslo overcome his fears and join in the fun?
The story features a young pig whose love for monster movies leads to amusingly nightmarish adventures. Through seventeen whimsical poems, classic horror tales are reimagined with a pig-themed twist, showcasing characters like the Phantom Hog. Cushman's playful illustrations capture the essence of retro movie posters with a humorous flair. Additionally, "Movie Credits" at the end provide insights into the inspirations behind each poem, making it an engaging read for young horror enthusiasts and aspiring movie buffs alike.
Aunt Eater the anteater is off to a costume party, and it's a good thing she's dressed as a detective -- Halloween is the most mysterious night of the year! Man-eating monsters, headless ghosts, and other eerie encounters await Aunt Eater. With so many spooky surprises in stores, can the super sleuth handle them all?
A mystery-loving anteater has a chance to solve several mysteries during her vacation at the Hotel Bathwater. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
A stolen traveling bag . . . A mysterious black shadow on the wall . . . A thief next door . . . A disappearing cat . . . Don't worry, Aunt Eater is on the case.