Hawkins, Colin

Mig the Pig meets with adventure while wearing a wig and riding in a gig. Turning the narrower pages in the center of the book changes the first letter of the rhyming words.

Lifting flaps reveals a variety of characters who greet the reader with "Boo!".

En la granja de Pepito, los animales viven muy bien. Un libro con ventanas. (spanish version of Old McDonald had a farm).

After diving overboard during a mutiny on his uncle's pirate ship, Jack Hubbard, son of Old Mother Hubbard, is rescued from a stormy sea by an Owl and a Pussycat in a pea-green boat, and meets other characters from fairy tales and nursery rhymes while searching for hidden treasure.

The reader can participate in the adventures of Cap'n Bones and his pirate crew by using a pop-up pirate ship model, Cap'n Bones' diary, stand-up figures of the crew, and other pirate paraphernalia.

A great hairy green monster comes out from under Sally's bed and carries her off into the night, but Sally quickly takes control of the situation.

Children learn to read new rhyming words as they flip the pages of this book, finding and using rhyming words ending in "og".

Children learn to read new rhyming words as they flip the pages finding and using rhyming words ending in "ug".

The spooky creatures in a haunted house present a variety of knock-knock jokes.

Introduces the pig's grunt, the hen's cluck, the duck's quack, and other animal sounds heard in the farmyard.