World of Eric Carle Books in Order

A winter holiday board book about celebrating together, with familiar animal friends and cozy seasonal scenes. Short lines and bright art make it a quick read for December story times.

A cozy board book that turns The Very Hungry Caterpillar into a cuddle-ready character for little ones. Simple rhymes and bright art make it an easy read for snuggle time and early bonding.

A Valentine-themed peekaboo board book filled with hearts, hugs, and hidden surprises. It’s designed for sharing, with simple text and bright collage-style pictures.

A small board book that helps kids practice gratitude in everyday moments, from family help to friendly gestures. Brown Bear and friends keep the tone warm, simple, and easy to share.

A Halloween board book that mixes silly scares with Eric Carle-style bugs and creatures. Short phrases and bold pictures make it a quick seasonal read for little kids.

A beach-day board book where The Very Hungry Caterpillar explores sand, waves, and seaside finds. Short lines and bright pictures make it easy to share with toddlers who love summer outings.

A color concept board book that follows a rainbow theme with The Very Hungry Caterpillar. It’s built for early color naming, with bold collage pictures and simple prompts on each page.

An ocean hide-and-seek board book with finger trails and lift-the-flap surprises. Kids trace paths and lift flaps to spot sea creatures and hidden details with The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

A bright board book that introduces garden animals and insects through The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s world. Simple labels and short lines make it easy for toddlers to name new creatures and colors.

A board book that brings The Very Busy Spider into a forest setting, introducing new animal friends to spot and name. It keeps the focus on simple scenes and early vocabulary for toddlers.

A warm board book for sharing with Grandpa, featuring The Very Hungry Caterpillar and simple lines about love and family. It’s short, gentle, and easy for little ones to follow.

A small, shareable board book that celebrates Grandma with The Very Hungry Caterpillar. The simple text focuses on love and together time, making it a natural gift or bedtime read.

A farm baby animal sound book with buttons to press as you read. Kids can match each sound to the right animal while enjoying bright Eric Carle-style illustrations.

An alphabetized treasury of Eric Carle animal art, from A to Z, gathered in one place. Alongside the pictures are short, friendly notes that make it fun to browse, point, and talk about animals.

A cozy board book about giving and getting hugs, told with simple, reassuring words. Brown Bear and friends help little readers talk about affection and feelings in a very kid-friendly way.

Baby Bear moves through a full day of simple activities, with familiar friends popping in along the way. The short text and bright pictures make it a gentle story for toddlers learning routines.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar heads outside for snowy fun, introducing winter activities and cold-weather sights. It’s a simple board book made for little ones who like naming what they see.

A school-day board book that follows The Very Hungry Caterpillar through familiar moments like story time, art, and play. Simple sentences and bright pictures make it an easy read for kids starting school.

A lift-the-flap search book packed with animals to spot across different habitats. With lots of hidden surprises, it’s built for repeated reads and plenty of pointing and naming.

A winter board book that highlights snow, cold days, and cozy seasonal moments with The Very Hungry Caterpillar. It’s a simple introduction to winter vocabulary for toddlers.

A seasonal board book that introduces summer through The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s first warm-weather experiences. Simple words and bright pictures make it a gentle read for toddlers learning about seasons.

A springtime board book that follows The Very Hungry Caterpillar through blooming flowers and other signs of the season. It’s made for toddlers practicing simple words and noticing change outdoors.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar explores autumn changes like cooler days and falling leaves. The short text and bold pictures make it an easy first book about fall for very young readers.

A springtime board book where The Very Hungry Caterpillar heads out for an Easter picnic. The story keeps things light and simple, with colorful scenes of food, friends, and the outdoors.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar heads outside to look for bugs and other tiny garden discoveries. It’s a simple search-and-find style board book, built for pointing, counting, and talking about what you spot.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar explores snack foods with bright pictures and simple text. It’s an early food-and-vocabulary book that’s easy for toddlers to point to and talk about.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar joins dinner time, spotlighting common foods and simple routines. It’s a sturdy board book that’s great for naming foods and winding down after a long day.

The Grouchy Ladybug returns for a springtime story that focuses on seasons, sounds, and noticing the world waking up. It’s a gentle, upbeat read that keeps the ladybug’s personality in the mix.

A peekaboo-style Christmas board book where kids uncover holiday surprises alongside The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Simple text and hidden images turn it into a quick, interactive read-aloud.

A nonfiction life-cycle book that walks through how an egg becomes a baby animal. The Very Hungry Caterpillar helps guide the facts, making it approachable for preschool and early-elementary readers.

A kid-friendly nonfiction book that explains a frog’s life cycle, from eggs to tadpoles to adult frogs. Clear, simple text and Eric Carle-style art make early science easy to understand.

A nonfiction look at metamorphosis that explains how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly. The Very Hungry Caterpillar frames the facts with bright pictures and simple language for young science fans.

A hide-and-seek style board book where kids look for wild animals and spot details in each scene. The Very Hungry Caterpillar keeps the tone playful while little readers practice observation and animal vocabulary.

A Halloween board book where The Very Hungry Caterpillar joins in on trick-or-treat fun. Bright pictures and short phrases keep the focus on costumes, treats, and a not-too-scary night out.

A forest-themed hide-and-seek board book with finger trails and lift-the-flap surprises. Little hands can trace, lift, and search alongside The Very Hungry Caterpillar through trees, leaves, and woodland scenes.

A chunky vocabulary board book that introduces 100 everyday words through The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s bright world. It’s organized for pointing and naming, helping toddlers build language one picture at a time.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar joins an Easter egg hunt, turning the holiday into a simple search story for little ones. Bright pictures and short phrases keep it easy to follow and fun to repeat.

A breakfast-themed board book where The Very Hungry Caterpillar helps introduce morning foods. Short lines and bold art make it an easy read for hungry kids and busy mornings.

A holiday story that pairs The Very Hungry Caterpillar with Father Christmas for a cozy seasonal adventure. Bright pictures and simple sentences make it a friendly December read for little ones.

A gratitude board book that helps kids say thank you to a teacher, with The Very Hungry Caterpillar as a friendly helper. It’s a quick read that fits well at the end of the school year or any day.

Classic nursery rhymes, including Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, paired with Eric Carle’s collage illustrations. It’s built for bedtime, lap reading, and singing along.

A packed animal compendium filled with Eric Carle illustrations and bite-size facts to browse. It’s made for curious kids who want to flip around, point, and learn a little something on every page.

A guessing game board book that zooms in on animals and invites kids to name them, then match each one to a sound. The Very Hungry Caterpillar adds a familiar guide for toddlers who love animal books.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar spends a day on the farm, spotting animals, machines, and simple routines. It’s a toddler-friendly introduction to farm vocabulary with bright, busy scenes.

A gentle, lap-friendly book that pairs sweet lines of love with touch-and-feel textures. It’s made for babies and toddlers who like to explore with both eyes and hands.

A bright, encouraging picture book for moments of change, from the first day of school to a big new adventure. Simple affirmations and collage art remind kids they can try hard things.

A winter hide-and-seek board book with finger trails and lift-the-flap surprises. Kids trace paths, lift flaps, and help The Very Hungry Caterpillar find hidden things in snowy scenes.

A hands-on magnet activity book that lets kids move pieces around to make scenes and simple stories. The sturdy format is designed for repeated play, with The Very Hungry Caterpillar as a cheerful guide.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar explores a garden picnic with scratch-and-sniff scents on the page. It’s a sensory, interactive read that pairs simple text with bright pictures and familiar foods.

A spring activity book filled with Easter-themed pictures to color and plenty of stickers to use. It’s made for quiet play, with The Very Hungry Caterpillar guiding the fun.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar celebrates Halloween with friendly bugs, costumes, and seasonal fun. The text stays simple and playful, making it a good pick for toddlers who want “spooky” without the scares.

A Chanukah-themed board book that counts through the eight nights with The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Simple words and bright art introduce holiday symbols and family traditions in a kid-friendly way.

The Very Busy Spider gets a seasonal twist as the farm fills with Halloween fun. Simple text and bright pictures keep it more playful than scary, perfect for little trick-or-treaters.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar munches through a guessing game of foods, with close-up pictures and clues on each page. Kids try to name what’s coming next, then turn the page to check their guess.

A simple early reader that follows a curious search for the sun and what it does for our world. Short sentences and clear pictures support kids who are just starting to read on their own.

A cozy Christmas Eve board book featuring The Very Hungry Caterpillar and familiar holiday scenes. It’s designed for little ones, with simple sentences that fit well into bedtime traditions.

A party-themed board book that follows The Very Hungry Caterpillar through birthday fun, from decorations to treats. The short, simple text makes it easy to read aloud to excited toddlers.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar helps celebrate a birthday with bright pictures and simple birthday wishes. It’s a quick, cheerful board book that works well as a party-day read.

A calm bedtime board book that follows The Very Hungry Caterpillar through a simple nighttime routine. Gentle language and bright pictures make it easy to read right before lights out.

A search-and-find board book that invites kids to look for The Very Hungry Caterpillar in busy, colorful scenes. It’s built for pointing, naming objects, and practicing attention to detail.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar introduces springtime colors through eggs, flowers, and other Easter sights. It’s a short, bright board book for practicing color words during the season.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar helps kids count from one to ten with bright pictures and simple prompts. It’s a sturdy first numbers book that works well for pointing, counting aloud, and repeating.

A gratitude-themed board book where The Very Hungry Caterpillar helps little readers notice everyday reasons to say thanks. The simple wording makes it easy for toddlers to repeat and practice.

A bright holiday board book that uses The Very Hungry Caterpillar to share Christmas greetings and simple seasonal moments. It’s an easy read for December, with cheerful art and short phrases.

A simple, affectionate board book that helps kids say “I love you” to Dad, with The Very Hungry Caterpillar along for the ride. Short lines and bright pictures make it easy to share again and again.

An alphabet board book that pairs each letter with a familiar word or picture from The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s world. It’s designed for early letter practice, with bold collage art and simple labels.

A soothing board book that introduces simple calming ideas, like breathing and noticing feelings, with The Very Hungry Caterpillar as a friendly guide. It’s meant for quiet moments, wind-down time, and gentle reassurance.

A sweet board book that uses The Very Hungry Caterpillar to talk about love in everyday moments. Short lines and bright pictures make it a simple gift book for families to share.

A sturdy introduction to how plants and animals change as they grow, from seeds and eggs to new life. Simple explanations and Carle’s bright art make early science feel approachable.

A sturdy board book that explores bugs and garden creatures through The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s world. Simple words and bright pictures make it a gentle introduction to creepy-crawly friends.

A first-words board book that uses The Very Quiet Cricket and other insects to introduce simple vocabulary. It’s designed for pointing, naming, and early speech practice.

A first-words board book featuring The Very Clumsy Click Beetle and other backyard creatures. Short labels and bright art help toddlers build everyday vocabulary.

A bilingual board book that introduces basic colors in English and Spanish. Simple labels and Eric Carle’s bright pictures make it easy to read aloud in either language.

A first-words board book featuring The Very Hungry Caterpillar and objects from the classic story. It’s made for toddlers practicing simple vocabulary, one bright picture at a time.

A first-words board book built around The Very Busy Spider and familiar farm scenes. It focuses on everyday vocabulary for toddlers to point to, name, and repeat.

A playful early-learning book that pairs opposite ideas, like big and small or up and down, with bold collage pictures. It’s quick to read and easy for toddlers to talk about.

An alphabet book that matches each letter with a colorful animal, object, or scene in Eric Carle’s collage style. It’s a classic A-to-Z read for practicing letter names and sounds.

A hermit crab finds a new shell and, month by month, decorates it with sea plants and creatures to make it feel like home. When he outgrows it, he has to be brave enough to move on.

A story collection that brings together several Eric Carle favorites in one volume. It’s an easy way to revisit familiar characters and share longer read-aloud time.

A tiny caterpillar hatches hungry and eats his way through the week, learning about counting, days, and food. After a big meal and a rest in a cocoon, he becomes a butterfly.