A young boy named Billy learns to be a hero by helping his community.
Author
Laura Joffe Numeroff
22 books in the catalog
Laura Joffe Numeroff has 22 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly humor, picture book and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1978 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–12, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
The Jellybeans, a group of young friends, discover the joy and wonder of reading and sharing stories together.
A young child named Cooper is getting ready for bed and has trouble falling asleep.
The Jellybeans group embarks on an art-themed adventure, encountering challenges and solving mysteries.
A group of friends, the Jellybeans, discover a mysterious book that leads them on an adventure to find more books.
A young girl contemplates the idea of trading her parents for different ones, exploring family dynamics and appreciation.
Little Mouse is nervous about his first day of school but finds comfort and friendship.
The Jellybeans, a group of friends, prepare for and participate in a big school dance.
A cat is given a cupcake, which leads to a series of humorous requests and events.
A young sheep named Bartholomew struggles to fall asleep, trying various methods and imagining different scenarios before finally drifting off.
Sherman Crunchley, a young boy, experiences various adventures and learns lessons about life and growing up.
This five-book set follows a boy and a mouse through a series of humorous cause-and-effect scenarios.
A young girl throws a party for her pig, and the pig's requests escalate from simple party needs to more complex demands.
This book celebrates the special bond between grandchildren and their grandmothers, highlighting the unique things grandmas do.
A boy takes a mouse to the movies, leading to a series of escalating requests and activities.
This board book explores the different roles and activities of mothers and fathers through simple rhymes and illustrations.
A pig's simple request for a pancake leads to a chain of increasingly demanding requests.
This humorous book explores the idea of chimpanzees wearing glasses and the funny situations that arise.
A boy named Lou imagines his dog wearing sneakers and other silly outfits.
A boy gives a moose a muffin, which leads to a series of requests and humorous situations.
Emily and her friends navigate the ups and downs of childhood, experiencing adventures and learning about themselves and their relationships.
A young mouse's insatiable curiosity leads to a chain of requests and humorous chaos.
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