Pigeon Books in Order

The Pigeon has a lot of feelings, and he wants you to know about all of them. This sturdy board book invites kids to name emotions as the Pigeon cycles through dramatic reactions, from proud to sad to absolutely furious.

A bus driver asks you to watch his bus, with one rule: don’t let the Pigeon drive. The Pigeon begs, argues, and throws a spectacular fit, turning the reader into the final decision maker on every page.

The Pigeon finds a delicious hot dog and cannot wait to eat it. Then a persistent duckling appears and wants a bite. What follows is a funny standoff about sharing, jealousy, and who gets the last word.

Cars, planes, trains, the Pigeon loves anything that moves. This board book races through favorite ways to go, with big reactions on every page. It’s a quick read for little vehicle fans who like loud opinions.

It’s bedtime, and the Pigeon has a long list of reasons he should stay up late. He bargains, pleads, and tries every trick he can think of. A laugh-out-loud book that turns bedtime battles into a conversation with the reader.

The Pigeon wants a puppy, and he wants one right now. He imagines all the fun and makes his case with maximum drama. When he finally meets a real puppy, the Pigeon discovers that getting what you want can be… complicated.

The Pigeon tries to hijack an activity book, turning every page into a new argument and a new challenge. Packed with doodles, prompts, and puzzles, it’s part craft book and part comedy, with the reader always in charge.

A polite duckling gets a cookie, and the Pigeon is outraged. He compares, complains, and tries to make his own case, loudly. A hilarious story about jealousy, manners, and learning to handle someone else getting the spotlight.

The Pigeon insists he does not need a bath, even when he’s visibly filthy. He bargains, complains, and tries every excuse. It becomes a hilarious standoff about stubbornness, hygiene, and finally giving in.

The Pigeon is finally going to school, and he has a lot to say about it. He insists he already knows everything, then worries about all the unknowns. A funny, familiar story about first-day nerves and trying anyway.

The Pigeon is about to ride a roller coaster for the first time, and his emotions go on their own loop-de-loop. He hypes himself up, panics, changes his mind, and tries again. A funny story about bravery and nerves.

It’s the holidays, and the Pigeon has one big dream: to drive Santa’s sleigh. He pleads and negotiates with the reader the whole way. A seasonal Pigeon story about impatience, excitement, and wanting control.

The Pigeon is facing graduation, and he has a lot of mixed feelings about what comes next. He tries to delay the moment, argue with the rules, and talk you into taking his side. A funny, surprisingly tender milestone book.