If You Give... Books in Order

A boy gives a hungry mouse a cookie, and that one small kindness kicks off a wildly funny chain of requests. Milk, mirrors, scissors, and a nap all lead the story in a perfect circle.

A muffin for a hungry moose turns into another cheerful chain of requests, errands, and comic detours. Big, friendly Moose brings especially large-scale chaos to an ordinary day.

This companion cookbook invites young readers to make simple cookies inspired by Mouse and his favorite treats. It adds hands-on kitchen fun to the familiar world of the storybooks.

When a little girl gives Pig a pancake, breakfast quickly spins into bubbles, baths, and one more thing after another. The result is a lively circular story full of child-friendly logic.

Give Pig a few balloons and she will turn the whole day into a party. Decorations, dress-up, and a growing guest list make this a bubbly, high-energy read-aloud.

Pig heads into fall fun in this pumpkin-themed outing, where one festive idea naturally leads to the next. It keeps the familiar cheerful rhythm while leaning into autumn excitement.

A trip to the movies sends Mouse into a holiday adventure with popcorn, decorations, and Christmas cheer. It is a festive, funny entry that mixes winter magic with the series' familiar pattern.

In this kid-friendly autobiography, Numeroff shows how a child who loved books grew into a working writer. It is part life story and part behind-the-scenes look at how books begin.

Mouse's school day begins with a lunch box and quickly turns into a full set of classroom requests. It is a funny, fast-moving take on first-day jitters, supplies, and school routine.

A playful companion cookbook gathers kid-friendly sweets inspired by Cat and the If You Give world. It is built for readers who want to turn storytime into baking time.

This large treasury collects four If You Give stories and adds recipes, songs, and activities. It is a good pick for readers who want a fuller visit with Mouse, Moose, and Pig.

Mouse decorates a Christmas tree in this cheerful holiday counting book. Bright ornaments, simple repetition, and seasonal warmth make it an easy choice for very young readers.

A cupcake for Cat leads to sprinkles, a mess, a swimsuit, and a full day of increasingly silly adventures. Cat's version of the series feels especially playful and energetic.

Mouse is getting ready for school, but he cannot seem to find everything he needs, especially his homework. It is a simple, relatable back-to-school story with a light comic touch.

Mouse heads out on an Easter egg hunt in this bright seasonal board book. Colors, counting, and a gentle holiday mystery keep the story simple and fun for toddlers.

One donut sends Dog racing into a backyard adventure packed with apple juice, games, and one request after another. It has the same circular charm, with a slightly more rambunctious feel.

Mouse is ready to decorate pumpkins, but one of them goes missing. This short autumn board book mixes seasonal fun with a tiny mystery that keeps little readers engaged.

Mouse returns for another delicious round of cause and effect when a brownie leads to ice cream, drumming, and a full-blown band. It is a lively comeback for the series' original star.

This adult parody flips the famous setup into a comic chain of complaints, laziness, and domestic exasperation. It plays with the original structure while aiming squarely at grown-up humor.

Mouse celebrates his birthday by trying to choose the perfect treat. This simple board book is built for very young readers and keeps the focus on familiar foods and party excitement.