Kiki Thorpe Books in Order

Luna the Moon tells Bear why she loves nighttime. This glow-in-the-dark board book brings their conversation into a gentle bedtime setting.

Robin receives a series of Valentine's gifts from a secret admirer. Children count the presents and lift flaps to help Kermit's nephew discover who has been sending them.

Bear has prepared for Halloween but still needs a costume. His friends help him find the right outfit, while included stickers invite readers to join the decorating.

Bear introduces opposites through familiar contrasts such as night and day, up and down, and big and small. This board book helps young readers recognize how everyday things differ.

Bear celebrates sunny, snowy, and rainy days while introducing different kinds of weather. The board book uses familiar outdoor conditions to help young children explore the changing world around them.

Bear and his friends make music around the Big Blue House. This interactive storybook pairs their band with a squeaky Bear toy for children to join the fun.

Bear prepares banana-berry pancakes while Ojo, Tutter, Treelo, Pip, and Pop help in the kitchen. Cooking, cleaning, and sharing breakfast show how teamwork makes the meal possible.

Bear invites young readers to exercise with him in this interactive board book. A finger slot lets children help him move as he stretches, wiggles, and runs.

Bear and his friends introduce shapes through circles, squares, and familiar objects. Simple illustrated examples help beginning readers notice shapes in the world around them.

Four miniature board books follow Ojo, Tutter, Pip and Pop, and Treelo into imaginary adventures. The collection brings pretend play to familiar characters from the Big Blue House.

Tutter discovers a map to treasure left by his explorer great-grandfather. His friends join the search, hoping to uncover the lost cheese and solve the mystery of its hiding place.

Chuckie hopes a trip to Paris will help him find a mother. When his father's plans point toward the unpleasant Coco LaBouche, the babies launch an adventure to protect his family's future.

Eliza and Darwin search for a snow leopard high in the Himalayas. A blizzard leaves them lost in the mountains, turning their wildlife adventure into a struggle to find their way back.

Pip and Pop are disappointed to find their skating pond has thawed on the first day of spring. Bear helps them discover the new season's pleasures and shares the excitement with the whole house.

Doc Hogg visits the Big Blue House for checkups, but Ojo is afraid of her vaccination. Bear offers reassurance and a special song to help her face the doctor's visit.

Tinker Bell loses her hammer and suddenly cannot repair pots and pans. With her reputation and talent in doubt, she must confront her past to regain the skill that defines her.

Bear plans a quiet day with a book until an irresistible urge to dance takes over. Soon the rest of the Big Blue House catches the same enthusiasm and joins his cha-cha-cha.

Tutter worries about traveling to the big town with Grandma Flutter because he is such a small mouse. Their trip offers a chance to face the unfamiliar world with someone he trusts.

A frightened Tutter hides from a bee while his friends try to find and release it. An unexpected friendship helps him reconsider his fear and recognize that bugs have a place in the world.

The Roundup gang wants to give one another meaningful Christmas presents, but nobody has enough money. Their efforts to solve the problem turn the holiday into a story about generosity and sacrifice.

In Alaska, Eliza joins Louie and other lemmings in a game of follow the leader. Darwin worries that their new friends will lead them into danger, making a playful outing an uncertain adventure.

Bullseye rescues an egg and tries to care for the chick that hatches. Woody's horse discovers that becoming a mother hen requires more than a kind heart.

Sulley and Mike work at a company that powers the monster world with children's screams. When little Boo enters their world, returning her safely home threatens their jobs and challenges what they believe about humans.

Jessie's Aunt Grace is coming from New York, and the Prospector tries to prepare Jessie for a proper visit. Dresses, curtsies, dancing, and tea challenge the cowgirl's usual way of doing things.

Ojo and her friends play farm in a sing-along adventure. A recording module lets children add their own voices and hear themselves take part in the story.

Eliza eagerly meets Jane Goodall at a Tanzanian chimpanzee sanctuary, but they disagree about Darwin living with her family. When poachers capture him, the pair must work together to bring him to safety.

Disney princesses, heroines, princes, and sidekicks supply memorable quotations in this illustrated collection. The selections are grouped around themes such as confidence, friendship, optimism, and following one's heart.

Treelo feels left out while everyone prepares Thanksgiving dinner and wanders away from the Big Blue House. His encounters outdoors and eventual return show him that his friends need and value him.

Young readers join Bob's work crew through a hammer-shaped board book. Building tasks, including hammering floorboards, introduce the tool as children imagine helping him through a busy day.

A saw-shaped board book invites children to help Bob the Builder at work. Color illustrations turn the familiar tool into a playful introduction to joining his construction crew.

Bob takes a day off but forgets to tell his team about important jobs. His unreliable phone cuts off words, and readers use alphabet clues and rebus flaps to piece together the messages.

Bob cannot finish repairs at Wendy's house until he locates his missing hammer. Readers lift flaps to help him and the team search for the tool.

Lonely Hawaiian girl Lilo wishes for a friend and encounters Stitch, an alien whose spaceship she mistakes for a falling star. This junior novelization follows their unlikely companionship and adventures.

Muck enjoys his first sleepover at Farmer Pickles's farm until Travis falls asleep. Left with unfamiliar nighttime sounds, he becomes frightened, and Bob must help make the overnight visit feel safe.

Bob's new boots make a funny squeaking noise whenever he walks. This simple early-reader story follows the builder as his footwear turns ordinary steps into noisy surprises.

Carmen and Juni Cortez receive an OSS assignment to recover the stolen Transmooker device. Their mission takes the young spies to a deserted island in this adaptation of the second Spy Kids film.

Lizzie hesitates when unpopular classmate Larry Tudgeman asks her out, torn between kindness and fear of others' opinions. A school assignment with former friend Kate Sanders brings another challenge to her relationships.

Oswald sets out to get soup for Henry, who has a cold. By the end of the day, his helpful errand has brought him more than he expected.

This wrench-shaped board book invites children to work alongside Bob the Builder. Its illustrations follow his busy day and make a familiar tool part of the reading experience.

Lizzie worries that Gordo’s secret romance with Brooke Baker is changing their friendship and believes he is heading for heartbreak. Meanwhile, a cute neighborhood paperboy gives Lizzie her first kiss, followed by a painful lesson in love.

Kim takes an after-school job at Bueno Nacho with Ron to earn money for a jacket. Serving fast food proves complicated enough, but Drakken’s escape and plan to cover Wisconsin in molten magma give her a much bigger problem.

Christmas preparations keep the planes of Tarrytown busy: Jay Jay works on his wish list, Snuffy searches for a tree, and Tracy and Herky hope to meet Santa. Brenda Blue has a secret surprise that will make their celebration special.

Teenager Jim Hawkins discovers a map to a legendary pirate treasure and joins an interstellar voyage as a cabin boy. The journey aboard a space galleon brings adventure, danger, and a search for the riches hidden on Treasure Planet.

Characters from Finding Nemo guide young readers through the wonders and hazards of the ocean. This humorous underwater survival guide explores how a sheltered clownfish can navigate the Great Barrier Reef and the creatures encountered beyond his anemone.

A flat tire interrupts Kim and Ron’s trip with the cheerleading team near Camp Wannaweep. Kim sees ordinary bad luck, but Ron’s memories of miserable summers at the camp leave him convinced that returning there means trouble.

Jay Jay, Tracy, and Herky play a game of finding groups of objects for the numbers one through twelve. Tracy struggles when her turn arrives, discovering that an answer she cannot find may be closer than she expects.

A new haircut gives Ron a confidence Kim never expected, changing both his friendships and his behavior. When he begins offering world-domination advice to power-hungry villains, Kim must stop the threat and find a way to recover her old friend.

Dora and Boots set out to collect chocolate for Abuela’s surprise on a chilly day. Along the way, they discover how their friends enjoy the cold weather before returning to find out what Abuela has prepared.

Aurora and Maleficent offer contrasting accounts of the Sleeping Beauty story in a book that flips to reveal each viewpoint. Maleficent claims the supposed curse was really an offer of work experience, leaving readers to judge their conflicting versions.

A Hawaiian vacation becomes a mission when a volcano researcher disappears. Without their usual advanced gadgets, the Totally Spies girls investigate the mystery and race to stop a threat that could turn the world into a vast lava pit.

Peter Pan tells his version of their familiar adventure before readers flip the book to hear Captain Hook’s account. Hook blames Peter for his troubles, including his lost hand, and challenges the cheerful image of his mischievous rival.

Snow White, Jasmine, Ariel, Belle, Aurora, and Cinderella introduce manners through stories and practical advice. Their royal experiences show young readers how to meet people politely, apologize, behave at meals, and express gratitude with thank-you notes.

Dora searches for Boots during a game of hide-and-seek, using his red boots as a clue. Readers lift flaps to explore red objects in places ranging from the rain forest to the farm and help her find her friend.

Tink lashes out when Terence accidentally crushes her favorite bowl, then realizes she has hurt her best friend. Determined to make amends, she travels through Never Land in search of a gift special enough to repair their friendship.

Vidia’s place as Pixie Hollow’s fastest fairy is challenged by newcomer Wisp. Their races become increasingly thrilling and dangerous as Wisp improves, leaving Vidia to decide whether winning matters more than stopping a competition that could hurt someone.

WALL-E arrives in space looking for EVE and discovers robots carrying out all sorts of jobs. Spotting his friend sets off a chaotic chase, told in lively verse as the orderly machines around him are thrown into confusion.

Polly is horrified that her father plans to marry Veronica Kreep, making the strange neighbors part of her family. Meeting the extended Kreep clan brings still more surprises and confirms that her hope for an ordinary home life is slipping away.

Polly grows suspicious when the unusual Kreep family moves into the deserted mansion nearby. Her father’s interest in Veronica makes Polly wonder whether he is enchanted, and she becomes determined to protect her family from their unsettling new neighbors.

Two illustrated adventures follow Tinker Bell through troubles with her talent and her closest friendship. The Trouble with Tink and Tink, North of Never Land bring together her search for a missing hammer and a quest to make amends to Terence.

Polly joins the soccer team, only to discover that her unusual stepmother Veronica is an enthusiastic supporter. Veronica’s presence on the sidelines turns a normal sporting activity into another embarrassing encounter with Polly’s decidedly unconventional family.

Polly wants to keep the strange family moving into the old mansion away from her ordinary life. When her father becomes interested in Veronica Kreep, she fears that the unsettling neighbors may become much closer to her family than she wants.

With their parents away on honeymoon, the Winkler and Kreep children face a nanny whose cruelty makes their odd new family seem preferable. Polly and her siblings must cooperate with the Kreep kids to get rid of Ms. Pearl.

Damon spends hours in his basement laboratory preparing an experiment for the school science fair. Polly suspects her strange stepbrother is up to no good, but stopping him becomes more urgent when she realizes he might actually win.

Polly tells her snooty classmate Denise that her stepfamily lives in a castle. When Denise invites herself over, Polly scrambles to hide the truth: the home resembles a haunted mansion, and the Kreeps’ behavior could make school unbearable.

Talking dog Dug searches the rain forest for a rare bird named Kevin, but squirrels, other dogs, and new acquaintances keep distracting him. Readers help him spot the bird hidden in the pictures as his search crosses paths with Carl and Russell.

After helping Dooley repair his mouse cart, Tink discovers a new enthusiasm for improving other fairies. She soon sees problems everywhere, but her friends do not all agree that they need fixing, creating trouble for the eager helper.

Mater eagerly awaits the Easter Buggy’s visit to fill his tire with treats. Lightning McQueen doubts the visitor exists and plans to protect his friend from disappointment, but Easter in Radiator Springs may hold a surprise for them both.

A broken slat in a backyard fence lets Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby travel to Never Land. When the fence is repaired with one girl still on the other side, their magical visits become an urgent problem to solve.

Kate longs for adventure when mysterious mist horses arrive in Pixie Hollow. Riding one takes her across Never Land, but the fairies’ warnings about an old legend raise the question of what will happen when the mist disappears.

Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby are suddenly transported to Never Land, where they meet Tinker Bell and the fairies of Pixie Hollow. Their wishes for magic and adventure come true, but finding a way back home becomes their next challenge.

The Never Girls must leave Pixie Hollow, and Lainey fears they will never return. Back home, signs of Never Land appear in unexpected places, suggesting that the connection between their everyday world and the fairies’ island may still be open.

Mia enlists a fairy’s help with plans for a neighborhood bake sale. Instead of the impressive treats she imagined, the collaboration produces tiny cupcakes, showing how bringing Never Land magic into an ordinary project can create unexpected complications.

Lainey’s visit to Never Land takes an alarming turn when the Lost Boys capture her. A trip meant for exploring the magical island becomes an adventure beyond Pixie Hollow as she encounters another side of the world she loves.

Gabby is excited to be a flower girl at a wedding, and the fairies wish they could attend too. A fairy hiding in her basket brings Never Land magic to the ceremony, causing trouble on a day meant to go perfectly.

Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby discover that Pixie Hollow’s magic needs help during the holidays. Saving their fairy friends’ world means encouraging people in their own neighborhood to believe in fairies, even when they think they are too old.

Gabby is eager to share her first day of school with the fairies and has met a classmate who loves them too. When a fairy disappears in the classroom, the Never Girls must find their friend amid their new school routine.

Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby venture further into Never Land and meet Peter Pan himself. Encountering the island’s famous boy brings a new adventure for the four friends, expanding their magical visits beyond the familiar world of Pixie Hollow.

When a fairy vanishes from Pixie Hollow, Mia is the last person known to have seen her. The Never Girls join scout-talent Myka to follow clues through the forest and discover what happened to their missing friend.

Kate discovers during soccer practice that fairy dust can help her fly outside Never Land. With mischievous Vidia encouraging her, the temptation to bring magic into an ordinary game complicates the boundary between her two worlds.

Lainey finally gets the goldfish she has always wanted, then takes her new pet to Pixie Hollow. When it escapes, the Never Girls must follow a river through Never Land to find it and bring it home.

Gabby makes friends with a mermaid, despite the fairies' belief that mermaids cause trouble. Kate, Mia, and Lainey urge her to stay away, leaving Gabby caught between her new friendship and the warnings of the people she trusts.

Tinker Bell disappears after traveling beyond Never Land, and Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby set out with fairy friends to find her. Their search carries them into unfamiliar territory, where returning home becomes another urgent concern.

The Never Girls' search for Tinker Bell reaches a strange coastline filled with lost treasures. Drawn towards the past, the girls become lost themselves, leaving their fairy companions to help them escape and continue the quest.

Maddy takes home a runaway chicken, then discovers that keeping it indoors doesn't work well. Finding or building a suitable home becomes a practical problem-solving adventure, with woodworking information and an activity inviting young readers to try making things.

Searching for Tinker Bell, the Never Girls and their fairy companions enter a mysterious forest. When other fairies start disappearing one by one, the girls must investigate the danger before their rescue mission costs them more friends.

The search for Tinker Bell brings the Never Girls to a shadow-filled ruined castle. After Gabby loses something important, they and their fairy friends must unlock the castle's secrets while hoping to find clues to Tink's whereabouts.

On Shadow Island, the Never Girls encounter mist horses and a foal separated from its mother. Helping it return up Misty Peak creates a new challenge that may carry them farther from their search for Tinker Bell.

The Never Girls approach the end of their search for Tinker Bell but still face unanswered questions about Shadow Island. Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby must unravel its mysteries while trying to bring their friend and themselves home.

Young Jia and her enormous friend Kong spend a day exploring Skull Island together. This picture-book adventure follows their unusual companionship through the island's wonders, showing how friends can share discoveries despite differences in size and experience.

Maddie and Evie's farm has a wishing well that brings fairy-tale horses into their world. Just as they think one magical adventure has ended, the arrival of Shire horse Angus opens a new challenge for the sisters.

Maddie and Evie have promised to leave fairy-tale horses in their own stories, but a disappointing birthday wish sends them back to the magical well. Hoping to find Belle, they instead encounter her horse Philippe.

After moving to Horsetail Hollow, Maddie longs for a horse while Evie dreams of fairy-tale princesses. A mixed-up wish brings Maximus into their world, leaving the sisters to care for him and consider his place in his own story.

Maddie and Evie open Horsetail Hollow for riding lessons with help from magical Disney horses. Their farm’s wishing well has already brought fairy-tale visitors into their lives, and teaching others introduces a fresh adventure for the sisters.

Sisters Maddie and Evie continue helping fairy-tale horses transported to their farm by a mixed-up wish. New friends and discoveries about Horsetail Hollow reveal further magical secrets, challenging them to protect the happy endings their visitors need.