Bøger af Robert Munsch

Miranda's dad is running his first big race, and Miranda is there to cheer him on. But wait . . . is it really the other way around?Miranda's dad is going to his very first marathon. But they get there late and Dad sends Miranda to get him some water. Before she can bring it back, the starter's horn goes off and the runners are off!Miranda takes the water bottle and dashes down the course looking for her dad. She runs up hills and down hills, and catches up with runners wearing tutus and vegetable costumes and normal clothes. She asks each one: "Have you seen my dad?" Some of the runners are nice, some ignore her, and some call her a pipsqueak, but none of them has seen her father.Finally Miranda gets to the finish line, where she finds her father . . . and gets a big surprise!

Madison loves the "really real" rose the face painter makes for her . . . but what if it is truly, really, real? A funny story about a magical painting and parents who just won't listen.When Madison's grandma comes to visit, they go on a trip to see the face painter in the park. Madison asks the face painter for one really real rose on her cheek. Suddenly the rose starts to GROW. At first Madison is intrigued by her amazing painting. But that all ends when she realizes that she has twenty-five roses growing on her, and there is a leaf coming out her ear! Good thing Grandma is there to help tame this wild rose!

Ashley loves her beautiful hair- but braiding it takes FOREVER. Maybe Grandma can help?

When Isaac and Elena read a book about lions, all they want to do is "ROAR!" But being the king of the jungle on the school nature walk might not be such a great idea. Beloved author Munsch delivers another irreverent snapshot into the world of children and their imaginations.

Cover image compilation shows Munsch surrounded by characters from many of his books.Captures what Munsch does best - telling stories and captivating kids!Perfect for gift-giving at any time of the year.

An author literally puts a girl in his book.

Ali wants to jump in the deep snow, but when she does, she goes waaaaay down! How will her sister and her dad get her out?Ali and Kate are out snowmobiling with their dad when Ali yells "STOP!" She can't wait any more; she just has to jump in the snow.Her sister Kate warns her that it's not a good idea because this is deep, deep, deeeeeeeep snow -- but Ali stands up on the seat, gives her best yell, and jumps out as far as she can!Ali disappears down into a deep hole in the snow, and when her sister and dad try to get her out, things just get worse and worse and worse . . .Deep Snow was inspired by sisters Ali and Kate in Goose Bay, Labrador.

Princess Elizabeth is slated to marry Prince Ronald when a dragon attacks the castle and kidnaps Ronald. In resourceful and humorous fashion, Elizabeth finds the dragon, outsmarts him, and rescues Ronald--who is less than pleased at her un-princess-like appearance. Full color.

Kelsey travels back and forth between her mom's house and her dad's, and each time her suitcase gets bigger, and BIGGER, andBIGGER . . .

Thea and her little brother Tate need a hug -- but sometimes, only a Mommy Hug will do.When Thea gets mad at mommy, she and her little brother go for a walk around the block. They meet a snail, a skunk, a porcupine, and a gorilla, and get a hug from each one -- but the hugs are slimy, smelly, pokey, and way too hard! It's not until they get back to mommy that Tate and Thea get a really good hug. This book was inspired by a brother and sister from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan who Robert Munsch met while on a ski vacation. This gently affirming story from Robert Munsch is already a bestseller in board book format.

Brigid is having fun with her markers until she goes overboard and paints on herself with her super-indelible-never-comes-off-till-you're-dead markers.Noth ing will remove the color, so she finds the purple marker and covers up all the other colors. She looks better than before--too good to be true.