Cece Bell Books in Order

Sock Monkey is nominated for an Oswald Award, but first he must face something terrifying, a bath. His toy friends rally around him in this mock-Hollywood picture book about fear, friendship, and getting clean.

In this reissued first Sock Monkey adventure, a trip to an award ceremony depends on one awful obstacle, bath time. Bell turns that simple problem into a theatrical, very funny story of panic and support.

A big celebrity dance is coming, and Sock Monkey has no partner. After failed auditions, fancy clothes, and a burst of invention, this playful picture book turns showbiz nerves into an offbeat friendship story.

Brush wanders through a world of matching pairs, spotting friends like pencil and paper or fork and knife. This cheerful board book invites little readers to notice everyday things that naturally belong together.

Cake is hosting a surprise party, and all the classic food pairs start arriving. With bright, playful art and a guessing-game structure, this board book celebrates delicious combinations kids already know and love.

Sock Monkey lands the starring role in a singing cowboy movie and can handle the yodeling, horse, and lasso just fine. The problem is kissing the leading lady in this shy, showbiz comedy.

Jerry Bee is huge, lonely, and desperate to fit in. When a wig lets him pass as a boy, friendship suddenly seems easier, but the real test comes when his true self is revealed.

A tiny dog finds an enormous bone and transforms it into a home, only to realize it still needs the right small touches. This gentle picture book is about ingenuity, scale, and making a place feel like yours.

Rabbit has planned the perfect sleepover, complete with a strict list of activities. Robot has other ideas, and their mismatched habits turn pizza, games, and bedtime into a warm, funny story about flexibility.

Cece Bell turns her childhood hearing loss into a graphic memoir full of humor and heart. As young Cece navigates school, friendships, and a bulky Phonic Ear, she invents the superhero version of herself, El Deafo.

A cheerful donkey announces that Donkey is a donkey and starts a battle of words with a very cranky yam. The joke keeps building until grammar, identity, and frustration collide in a sharp, silly finish.

When Chuck brings Woodchuck to show-and-tell, the lively animal charms the whole class, especially Caroline. Under the jokes and classroom chaos, this is a sweet story about shyness, kindness, and new friendship.

Rabbit drops in on Robot and discovers a new friend already there, Ribbit. Jealousy, checkers, movie playacting, and an overheated Emotion Decoder push the trio toward a funny lesson in sharing friendship.

Brain wants Chick to smell his foot, but Chick is not budging without a polite please. Spot just wants lunch in this goofy graphic reader about manners, misunderstandings, and very patient friendship.

Donkey still mangles grammar, Yam still tries to correct it, and a sheep named Ewe makes everything messier. This brisk picture book turns homonyms, crushes, and confusion into loud read-aloud comedy.

Brain finds a mysterious object and immediately insists it is an eyeball. Chick and Spot disagree, and the argument spirals into a wonderfully silly beginning reader about bad guesses, good manners, and comic stubbornness.

This Spanish-language edition of El Deafo follows young Cece as she loses her hearing, adjusts to a bulky Phonic Ear, and imagines herself as a superhero. It is funny, honest, and deeply felt.

This inventive alphabet book imagines 26 animal recording acts, each with its own album cover and song. Bell packs every page with music jokes, visual gags, and a real love of old records.