Brenda Li Books in Order

Brenda Li's Summer and Muu comics depict the exhaustion, interrupted privacy, and everyday chaos of raising children. More than one hundred cartoons turn familiar parenting frustrations into shared jokes, offering tired parents recognition rather than perfect solutions.

Ted wishes his seemingly grumpy mother would become a fun-loving unicorn, and his wish comes true. Missing her pancakes, bedtime stories, and familiar care, he begins to understand the love he had taken for granted.

Unicorn sets out to sell cupcakes but cannot persuade anyone to buy them. Repeated failures challenge her confidence, sending her in search of creative solutions and teaching her that persistence matters when an exciting plan goes wrong.

Unicorn and Ted enter the woods looking for somewhere to play with slime. When familiar fairy-tale characters need their help, the friends must find inventive ways to use what they have and turn playtime into acts of kindness.

Everyday acts of kindness brighten a diverse classroom and the community around it. Through simple examples of helping and including others, children explore empathy and discover how even small gestures can change someone else's day for the better.

Brian introduces children to the small habits that help keep germs from spreading. Playful examples explain handwashing, sanitizer, and considerate coughing and sneezing, giving young readers practical ways to care for themselves and the people around them.

Brian explores the everyday habits that help people treat one another with consideration. Through humorous examples of table manners, gratitude, apologies, and polite requests, children see how respectful behavior affects friendships and makes others feel valued.

Dot the Dog practices kindness at school and in everyday encounters, from sharing supplies to welcoming a nervous classmate. Simple examples show children how small actions affect other people, with activities encouraging them to try similar gestures.

Brian begins kindergarten and discovers a day filled with new friends, classroom routines, play, and learning. Activities from reading and nature walks to math and science introduce children to school while emphasizing inclusion, kindness, and growing together.

Brian thinks cheese pizza is the only thing he loves, until he discovers the affection hidden in his everyday actions. His experiences show children how gratitude, inclusion, and small acts of kindness express care for other people.

Brian, a pig who wears jeans, worries that moving will mean losing his home, school, and friends. As his family prepares for a new neighborhood, he learns ways to preserve old friendships while making room for new ones.

Brian and Nathan begin kindergarten and explore the routines, activities, and friendships of their first school day. From morning preparations to going home with family, their experiences help children approach unfamiliar classrooms with confidence, kindness, and curiosity.

On Halloween night, Brian discovers that the chicken feet are missing from his costume. Searching with his friend Nathan, he faces a choice between keeping his outfit perfect and showing kindness to someone who needs it.

Bloop is a clumsy Tyrannosaurus who struggles with confidence because he keeps tripping and falling. When his apparent weakness helps him save the day, he discovers a reason to value the differences that once embarrassed him.

Clumsy dinosaur Bloop struggles to make friends because he feels ashamed of constantly bumping into things. When objects disappear from school, solving the mystery helps him discover that accepting himself can open the way to confidence and friendship.

Milo dreams of becoming a baker and volunteers to make cookies for a school fundraiser. Repeated ingredient mix-ups leave him discouraged, but with the sale approaching, he must learn from his mistakes instead of abandoning his ambition.

Millie wants to become a successful athlete, but everyday mishaps follow her onto the racecourse. As mistakes pile up and frustration grows, she must discover how persistence and creative problem-solving can help her keep pursuing her goal.

Millie steps onstage ready to dance, only for nerves and repeated mistakes to threaten her performance. Keeping the show going requires creativity and courage, giving her a chance to turn an apparent disaster into something she can celebrate.