Pat Schories Libros

The story follows Big Chuck, a woodchuck who becomes fixated on a pair of blue pants he deems stylish, despite their small size. His friends, Rabbit, Raccoon, Chipmunk, and the mice brothers, humorously point out that the pants are too tight, yet Chuck persists in wearing them. Through vibrant illustrations, the tale explores themes of self-image and friendship, ultimately highlighting the joy of being oneself as Chuck abandons the pants to enjoy playtime with his friends. This engaging narrative is part of the I Like to Read(R) series.

The illustrator of the best-selling Biscuit books has created an adorable mouse who inhabits a Borrowers-like world. To a tiny creature like Squeak, a sneaker can become a bed, a toy can become a vehicle, and a few crumbs can become a meal. Readers will be fascinated by the contrast in scale between the giant human world (inhabited by two unsuspecting children) and the diminutive mouse world. As an extra treat, there are fun mazes on the endpapers that follow Squeak's adventure!

The story features Big Chuck, a woodchuck with a passion for pie, particularly a tempting blueberry pie he sees cooling on a windowsill. Unable to reach it alone, he enlists the help of his friends, Raccoon and Rabbit. Their adventure highlights the importance of teamwork as they devise a plan to reach the pie together. This engaging tale is designed for emerging readers, making it a delightful choice for early literacy with its focus on collaboration and problem-solving.

The sun is beaming. Cat is sleeping. One mouse peeps out of the mouse hole. Another mouse joins her, then another. Cat is nowhere in sight! Three mice are creeping out of the hole for an adventure. But will they be safe? Dog might have an idea. Pat Schories, the beloved artist of the Biscuit series, captures the delightful dynamics of these familiar animals in action in her charming illustrations. Best of all, this clever and quietly spirited story is told in carefully crafted simple sentences. The words are playful, easy to read, and fun to sound out, making the book perfect for beginning readers.

Five stories about Biscuit, Biscuit Finds a Friend, Bathtime for Biscuit, Biscuit's New Trick and Biscuit Wants to Play. (An "I Can Read" book)

The story follows a little yellow puppy exploring a bustling city filled with towering buildings and lively sidewalks. As Biscuit encounters a multitude of people and experiences the excitement of urban life, he discovers the joy of making new friends and the adventures that await in this vibrant environment.