Robert N. Munsch Book order

Hijinks and silliness abound during a class trip to the museum in this latest story by Canada's best-loved and bestselling picture book duo, Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko. Stephanie and Sean's class goes on a trip to the museum where they get to watch baby chickens hatching. That gets them wondering what might be hatching out of the bigger eggs nearby. They ask the museum guide to show them the biggest egg in the museum. When they find it, they see that whatever was inside has already hatched, so the kids decide to have a little fun and hatch a scheme to prank the rest of the class.

A new collection filled with six bestselling Munsch stories and more -- perfect for gift-giving! The seventh title in our bestselling series of Robert Munsch collections includes: Ready, Set, Go! So Much Snow! The Enormous Suitcase Get Me Another One! Moving Day! Bear for Breakfast Also included are the untold stories behind the books -- what inspired them, where they take place, and more!

This collection features six captivating stories presented in an oversized format, offering readers an immersive experience. Each tale showcases unique characters and themes, inviting exploration of diverse narratives that entertain and inspire. Perfect for readers seeking a rich selection of engaging literature in a single, beautifully bound volume.

Waking up can be a challenge, especially when dreams blur with reality. This book explores the struggle of transitioning from sleep to consciousness, delving into the emotions and thoughts that accompany this daily ritual. Through relatable anecdotes and engaging narratives, it captures the humor and frustration of mornings, highlighting the importance of embracing the day ahead. Readers are invited to reflect on their own waking experiences and the moments that define their mornings.

Beloved Robert Munsch stories with text adapted for beginner readers, including a note from the author, reading tips, and reading activities. Brigid really, really loves markers. She convinces her mom to buy a new set of 500 washable coloring markers, then 500 coloring markers that smell, then 500 super-indelible-never-come-off-till-you're-dead-and-maybe-even-later coloring markers. Which markers do you think she uses when she colors on herself? This high-interest and fun story is easily relatable for all kids: it's rare kids get to use permanent markers!

Beloved Robert Munsch stories with text adapted for beginner readers, including a note from the author, reading tips, and reading activities. Tyya is grocery shopping with her dad, but he's not letting her pick any of the good stuff like cookies, ice cream, or candies. When she holds still and is mistaken for the best, most lifelike doll in the supermarket, an argument at the till leads her dad to buy something good after all. This high -interest and fun story is easily relatable for all kids: the battle to buy something fun at the grocery store with your parents is an experience shared by most kids!

The story unfolds during a vibrant autumn as siblings Sidney and Alex embark on a seemingly simple task of raking leaves. Their excitement peaks when they discover their dad's new leaf blower, setting the stage for unexpected chaos. This charming tale captures the fun and misadventures that arise when a routine chore takes an unexpected turn, appealing to both fans and new readers alike.

The story revolves around Anna's adventurous spirit as she climbs to the top of a tree, showcasing her love for exploration and challenge. However, the narrative takes a twist as the challenge shifts to getting her safely back down, highlighting themes of adventure, problem-solving, and perhaps the support of others in overcoming obstacles.

Exploring the joys of imagination, the story follows Rene, who delights in playing pretend. However, as adventures unfold, Rene learns that authentic experiences can be more fulfilling than make-believe. The narrative emphasizes the importance of embracing reality while still cherishing the creativity of imagination.

The story revolves around a mischievous moose that unexpectedly appears in Luke's backyard. While Luke's parents attempt to chase the moose away, the creature has its own ideas and intentions, leading to humorous and unexpected situations. The narrative captures the playful interaction between the family and the moose, showcasing themes of nature, curiosity, and the unpredictability of wildlife.