It’s easy to see why the Pig the Pug books are household classics in their native Australia.
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One Big Pair of Underwear by Laura Gehl and Tom Lichtenheld
Bears and underwear are somewhat separate clichés in kidlit. But putting TWO awkward-looking bears in ONE supersized pair of tighty-whities on the book cover is so awesomely hilarious that it’s completely genius.
Five Little Fiends by Sarah Dyer
In Five Little Fiends, five creatures live in their own little statues on a faraway plain, but they would often come out to marvel at their beautiful surroundings.
Peter’s Chair by Ezra Jack Keats
The arrival of a new baby often heralds many changes in the household, and the impact is arguably the greatest on the newly promoted big sister/brother who has no choice but to adjust to these sudden and life-altering upheavals.
Little Mouse and the Big Cupcake by Thomas Taylor and Jill Barton
The simplest stories can be some of the hardest to get right — if it’s too straightforward, it becomes boring; if it’s saddled with unnecessary fluff, it becomes fussy and try-hard. Thus, Little Mouse and the Big Cupcake
Sidney, Stella, and the Moon by Emma Yarlett
Sidney and Stella are a pair of twins who do everything together except share, and one night, while fighting over a ball, they — gasp — accidentally break the moon into a million pieces. By working together, however, the twins eventually manage to put the (well, a) moon back into the sky (never mind that it now has a suspicious bite mark).
A Cat and a Dog by Claire Masurel and Bob Kolar
A Cat and a Dog
