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Showing a selection of funny picture books for children
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Nice Try, Jane Sinner
Lianne Oelke
For the teen struggling with cynicism or a crisis of faith. Jane navigates life after expulsion by joining a reality sho
Ages 14–18
Gilbert the Surfer Dude
Diane deGroat
For the child who feels nervous about trying a new sport or dealing with a competitive relative. Gilbert the opossum nav
Ages 4–8
Hornbeam All In
Cynthia Rylant
For the early reader who needs gentle examples of how to be a good friend, even when they make mistakes or feel a little
Ages 4–8
The Smell of Wet Dog: And Other Dog Poems and Drawings
Barney Saltzberg
For any family with a furry friend, these poems explore the hilarious, messy, and deeply loyal bond between dogs and the
Ages 8–12
Stuey Lewis Against All Odds
Jane Schoenberg
For the child who feels discouraged by schoolwork or worries about fitting in. Join Stuey as he turns second-grade hurdl
Ages 6–9
Spirit Week Showdown
Crystal Allen
For the child navigating the ups and downs of a changing friendship and learning that winning isn't everything when it c
Ages 8–12
Monsters Eat Whiny Children
written and ill. by Bruce Eric Kaplan
For the child whose whining has reached epic proportions, this absurdist tale uses dark humor to show the hilarious cons
Ages 4–8
Quiet Wyatt
Tammi Sauer
For the child who prefers the quiet corner over the center of the room, but needs to know when to speak up for themselve
Ages 4–8
The Great Hamster Massacre
Katie Davies
For the child who finally convinced you to get a pet, only to face the unexpected reality of animal ownership with a dar
Ages 7–10
When Mr. Dog Bites
Brian Conaghan
For the teenager navigating the complexities of neurodivergence while facing the raw, unfiltered intensity of growing up
Ages 14–18
Super-Dragon
Steven Kroll
For the child who feels discouraged when they can't master a new skill right away. Nate the dragon shows that even the b
Ages 4–8
How to Clean Your Room in 10 Easy Steps
Jennifer LaRue Huget
For the child who views tidying as an impossible chore. This hilarious guide celebrates the creative (and slightly naugh
Ages 4–8
The Red Ear Blows Its Nose
Robert Schechter
For children who delight in the absurdity of the everyday and the wonders of the cosmos, this collection uses clever rhy
Ages 6–12
Cornfield Hide-and-Seek
Christine Widman
For the child who needs a playful way to talk about staying cool on a sweltering afternoon or finding a quiet space to p
Ages 4–8
Ghost Attack
David Lubar
For the child who feels like their allergies or differences hold them back, this story turns a sneeze into a superpower
Ages 7–10
Sam the Man & the Rutabaga Plan
Frances O'Roark Dowell
For the child learning to take care of something for the first time. Sam's school project involving a vegetable baby bec
Ages 6–9
The Dreadful Fluff
Aaron Blabey
For the child who loves the silly and the strange. This absurdist tale helps kids embrace the bizarre while finding the
Ages 4–8
Time to Sleep Sheep the Sheep!
Mo Willems
For the toddler who finds every excuse to delay bedtime. This playful story helps little ones transition to sleep throug
Ages 2–5
Hurty Feelings
Helen Lester
For the child who takes every comment to heart or struggles with sensitivity, this silly story helps build emotional ski
Ages 4–8
Tricking the Tallyman
Jacqueline Davies
For the child curious about how a country starts or why we count everyone, this playful story makes the first American c
Ages 5–9
Poop for Breakfast: Why Some Animals Eat It
Sara Levine
For the curious child who loves 'gross' facts but wants to know the science behind them. This book turns a yucky habit i
Ages 7–10
Cheesie Mack Is Cool in a Duel
Steve Cotler
For the child feeling nervous about their first overnight camp experience or navigating the social 'codes' of making new
Ages 8–12
Fin M'Coul: The Giant of Knockmany Hill
Tomie dePaola
For the child facing a playground bully, this classic Irish legend shows how clever thinking and a partner's help can ou
Ages 4–9
Lester's Dreadful Sweaters
K.G. Campbell
For the child who values their personal style and order but faces well-meaning (yet overwhelming) pressure from family m
Ages 4–8
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