By Amy Schwartz

Bea Jones is bored with kindergarten. Really bored. Her dad is fed up with being stuck in an office. Rally, really fed up. So Bea and Mr. Jones decide to change places. Neither kindergarten nor the office will ever be the same.

By Amy Schwartz

Some babies go on the swings in the park. Some babies climb the monkey bars. Some babies wear bathing suits in the sprinklers. Some wear diapers. Some wear nothing at all. And some babies like to hear stories about other babies. They like to delay bedtime as long as possible. They keep their mothers talking until their mouths are too fuzzy to work. Do you know any babies like that?

By Amy Schwartz

James is a lucky boy. He has Mommy and Daddy and Grandma and Auntie who all love him. He has a best friend, Angela. James lives in the city, near enough to a fairground to ride there in a yellow car. He's near a bus line, too. An express! And what's more, he already has four stories written about him in one book, pictured in charming detail, and just right for participation by other boys and girls of James's lucky age.

By Heather Vogel Frederick
Illustrated by Amy Schwartz

Take one wiggly baby, scrubbed clean. Add sugar to his noe and toes. Tuck him into a warm pie crust. Don't forget a kiss good night! That's the perfect recipe for a babyberry pie -- and a playful peaceful bedtime. (Just don't let that little giggleberry wiggle away!)

By Amy Schwartz

On her way to market Jenna makes the acquaintance of four rather surprising new friends. Along with Baby Elephant there's Robin, who thinks Jenna has a silly beak; Fly, who wonders where her hundred eyes are, and Goldfish, who thinks she has very goofy gills. Jenna's warm and witty responses to each of them as they come along with her will tickle your funny bone and maybe even touch your heart.

By Amy Schwartz
Illustrated by Amy Schwartz

Henry's day is full. From breakfast to bedtime there is fun with his friends in their small red brick building. There are steps out front to count climbing up and to count climbing down. On the street there's the garbage man and a tow truck to watch. And just around the corner there's a playground and even more friends. Fullness makes Henry's day (and every day for Henry) simply GLORIOUS.

By Amy Schwartz

Here is the perfect gift for all babies...and their parents!

By Amy Schwartz

Meet Tiny (an elephant) and Hercules (a mouse). They're great friends, and in each of these five sweet stories by Amy Schwartz they get into a little bit of trouble and have a whole lot of fun getting out of it.