Best Selling Books by Michael Rex

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If your dad is willing to save you from pirates, gorilla pirates, robot gorilla pirates and even robot gorilla pirates from Mars, you know he''ll do anything for you. And if that makes your dad hungry and thirsty or if he gets cuts and bruises, you know just how to take care of him right back. An adventurous tale of the heroic lengths fathers and sons will go for each other that will elicit gasps, giggles and warm contented sighs.

Wow, that''s one bad banana. Look at it, it''s soft. It''s squishy. Its yellow peel has lots of spots. Could there be hope for a banana like that?

Lots of busy workers are building lots of different things. Who are they? Lift up the flaps to find out.

When the bossy Hat Club comes to town, clever Jilly shows them it’s a lot more fun to express one’s individuality than to hide it! Jilly thinks it might be fun to be in a club when the Hat Club invites her to join them. But when she learns they only allow their kind of hat, she politely declines. After all, Jilly really likes the hat she already has. That should be the end of it, but it’s not, because the Hat Club is extremely pushy—and when they take things too far with their constant badgering, Jilly decides enough is enough! With his wonderfully distinct sense of humor, New York Times bestselling author-illustrator Michael Rex celebrates individuality, inclusivity, and the power of standing up for one’s beliefs.

The creator of Goodnight Goon and The Runaway Mummy pulls from his mad-scientist brain a kid so attracted to slime, muck, dirt, and yuck he could only be called Icky Ricky.

A girl wonders if her adventure with the Tooth Fairy was real or only a dream.

A bright and simple concept book takes readers through a noisy, smelly, sudsy, cluttered, and thoroughly enjoyable kitchen. "The dishwasher is loud. The counter is cluttered. The blender is noisy. The sandwich is cut. The bags are plastic. The milk is spilled. The popcorn is popping!" Through breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert, the kitchen is filled with interesting sights, smells, sounds and tastes. On this delicious trip through the kitchen, detail-rich scenes will delight young children as they recognize familiar foods and objects and learn new words to describe them. There''s lots of fun to be had in the room where the syrup is sticky, the candy is hidden and the pie is cherry!

This is my end of year project. Archetypes In Flux is my journey/portfolio of my first year at London Metropolitan University.

Icky Ricky has a lot of explaining to do--why he cleaned his house with a leaf blower, why he''s storing money in his armpit, and why he let a stuffed dead raccoon drive his go-cart.

Illustrations and one-word sentences portray a group of firefighters as they respond to a call and save a store from being destroyed.

A scarecrow chases his hat in the wind and finds other hats along the way that belong to various people.

After several failed attempts, Bunny finally gets to paint something.

Uh-oh! Everyone''s favorite messy misfit, Icky Ricky, is in trouble again! Why? Well, you see... Fish are swimming in his backpack; He''s wearing a disguise made out of trash; He plays soccer with a snake in his pocket. Will the referee ever be the sam

"Class 3G gets a new class pet from Fangbone''s barbarian home world - an unhatched egg of the legendary White Titan razor dragon!" -- P. [4] of cover.