Dan Yaccarino

Phil imagines the advantages of having a robot, from feeding it his vegetables to becoming king of the playground.

A boy gets in a spaceship and takes a dangerous but exciting trip to the moon.

After Sammy's dumping of the lima beans he does not want to eat starts a neighborhood trend to put rejected vegetables in a hole in a vacant lot, a terrible lima bean monster rises to terrorize the town.

"Doug the robot takes a hands-on approach to learning about farm life when the family car gets stuck in a ditch on the way to visit the grandbots"--

When Luno's dad FINALLY gives him the responsibility of delivering pizza orders all over the galaxy, Luno is excited, mostly. He knows that delivering pizza is no walk on the moon. There are hostile customers, and there's always the threat of his deliveries being intercepted by Quantum Pizza, the fast growing chain restaurant that will do anything to put indies like Zorgoochi Intergalactic out of business. Luno is joined by his best friend Clive,...

Upset that his busy parents ignore him, Roger wishes they would be blown away, but then he and his irritable sister must endure a fantastic journey in order to find them.

Both Blast Off Boy, on the planet Meep, and Blorp, on Earth, want pets, but neither gets what he expected--at first.

In Big Berry, the subject is one that every child can relate to, the gimmesand why the hero Bink should be happy with what she has. HAPPYLAND introduces three friends Bink, Clyde, and Glub-Glubin a series of delightful adventures that illustrate issues including sharing, gratitude, and worry. There's nothing more important for little kids entering preschool than to be emotionally ready to separate from their parents, to mix and play with new children,...

"A kitty documents its adventures around the house with an action camera"--