Alastair Heim

Tea parties have certain rules. You must lay your napkin carefully in your lap, say "please" and "thank you," and sip, not slurp, your tea. But someone at this tea party keeps breaking a very important rule-no tooting! Will this tea party be ruined? And who keeps tooting, anyway? A charming and hilarious take on sibling dynamics that plays against gender expectations and has huge kid appeal. An afterword includes information on tea and all the wonderful...

The Grinch is back and ready to prove to the residents of Who-ville that he has changed.

"Big Bub the monster needs to take a taxi, but the car is too small. What will he do? It's time to get creative"--

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text follow a fox as he enters a home and walks through, greeting and taking various objects, until the owners return.

"When the Cat in the Hat learns that some children think school is boring, he visits an elementary school to show the fun changes he would make if he were in charge"--

An Election Day reader finds the Cat in the Hat outlining laugh-out-loud campaign promises if he is elected president, including giving the Oval Office a more pronounced shape, replanting the Rose Garden with Seussian shrubbery and painting smiles on the somber portraits of historical leaders.