Berger, Samantha

Shari T. Fairy loves sharing so much she is called the Share-y Godmother, but when some of her friends question whether so much sharing is good, she tries being less generous.

"When monster tries to put on his old underwear, it snaps! So it's off to go underwear shopping with Mommy! Will monster ever find that perfect pair that makes him feel better?"--Provided by publisher.

"Believing that all stepmothers are downright evil, a young girl discovers her stepmother, who helps her paint her room, leaves notes in her lunchbox, and bakes her favorite treat, may not be so bad after all"--Provided by publishers.

"Bigfoot wants a little brother, so when he gets a little sister, Bea, he builds a robot brother, Brobot; but Brobot does not work at all--until Bea steps in and Bigfoot learns that having a sister can be as much fun as a brother"--OCLC.

Grandmothers go by many different names, but they are all glamorous and special in their own way, so they are all Glam-mas--especially to the children that they love, and who love them.

The Great Big Poop Party is writer Samantha Berger and illustrator Manny Galan's hilarious picture book about a little boy who wants a special theme for his birthday party, and the poop-centric silliness that ensues. Julian's birthday is fast approaching. For his party, his parents promise he can have any theme he wants. Maybe superheroes or skateboards? Dinosaurs or dogs? But Julian has another idea. He wants a poop party. With his family's help, Julian throws the biggest, brownest, most creative poop party ever!.

A boy who looks ordinary transforms into grumbling Crankenstein when he receives more tricks than treats on Halloween.

While walking in the woods, a mischievous little girl finds the house of three bears and helps herself to their food, chairs, and beds.

Simple text and photographs introduce different kinds of boats and how they are propelled through the water by sails, oars, motors, etc.

"Starting with A and ending with Z, this ... illustrated book will show young readers the many ways they can make the world a kinder place"--Amazon.