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Another Munschworks! Volume four in this large picturebook format has arrived, with the next five classic Munsch tales. Robert Munsch is one of North America's best-selling authors. Two Munsch titles appeared on the New York Times list of the top 100 children's books published in the last fifteen years. He is in constant demand, and his books are always popular with young and old alike... More

Another Munschworks! Volume four in this large picturebook format has arrived, with the next five classic Munsch tales. Robert Munsch is one of North America's best-selling authors. Two Munsch titles appeared on the New York Times list of the top 100 children's books published in the last fifteen years. He is in constant demand, and his books are always popular with young and old alike. Since he was first published in 1979, more than 20 million Munsch books have been sold in over a dozen languages.

Munschworks: The First Munsch Collection (1998) was praised as "...a treasure chest of crowd-pleasing picture books at a bargain price" (Booklist). Munschworks 2 and Munschworks 3 followed in quick succession. Now Munschworks 4 is here to complete the set.

Don't miss these popular best-sellers featuring:

Moira's Birthday, illustrated by Michael Martchenko
Moira invites the whole school to her birthday party... and then has to come up with some pretty creative ways to entertain them (and clean up!).

Millicent and the Wind, illustrated by Suzanne Duranceau
Millicent lives at the top of the mountain and has nobody to play with -- until the day the wind whispers to her and brings her a friend.

From Far Away, written with Saoussan Askar, illustrated by Michael Martchenko
A true story, based on her letters, of a young girl who leaves her home in war-torn Beirut and resettles in North America.

50 Below Zero, illustrated by Michael Martchenko
Jason is woken in the night when he hears his father sleepwalking -- on the fridge, in the bathtub, on the car, outside where it's 50 below...!

The Boy in the Drawer, illustrated by Michael Martchenko
Shelley's house is mysteriously becoming a mess... all because of one little boy. But with a hug and a kiss he suddenly vanishes, and Shelley cleans up with no trouble at all.

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