Michael Rex Livres

This #1 New York Times bestselling picture book parody is the perfect Halloween read! Goodnight tomb. Goodnight goon. Goodnight Martians taking over the moon. It's bedtime in the cold gray tomb with a black lagoon, and two slimy claws, and a couple of jaws, and a skull and a shoe and a pot full of goo. But as a little werewolf settles down, in comes the Goon determined at all costs to run amok and not let any monster have his rest. A beloved classic gets a kind-hearted send up in this utterly monsterized parody; energetic art and clever text will have kids begging to read this again and again. The board book edition is the perfect size for little hands! And keep your eye out for other Mike Rex favorites: We're Going on a Goon Hunt and The Runaway Mummy!

This book offers a humorous exploration of the distinctions between facts and opinions, providing an engaging dialogue that is both entertaining and insightful. The creator, known for the bestselling "Goodnight Goon," uses wit to tackle a relevant topic, making it accessible for readers of all ages. Through clever storytelling, it encourages critical thinking and helps readers navigate the complexities of information in today's world.

From the author/illustrator of Fangbone! and Goodnight Goon comes a zany and hilarious graphic novel that shines a light on the humanity inside all of us---even if you're a robot. He's a super-nice kid in an ultra-mean world.He believes even the worst people are good inside.He'll always be there for you... even if you boot him out of your castle, pit him against a mechanical giant, put him on top of a pole in a lightning storm, and trap him in a booming dance party that lasts all night long.He's Your Pal Fred.In a brutal world far in the future where only the savage survive, a life-size toy suddenly activates. Fred was built to be a best buddy, and his relentless kindness never fades, even when everyone else is rude. Determined to make the world a better place, he has the bright idea to talk the two most powerful and battle-hungry warlords, Lord Bonkers and Papa Mayhem, into being friends. It's a mission doomed to fail, unless Fred can find a way to inspire everyone to play nice!

Icky Ricky is a quirky character with an extraordinary fascination for all things slimy and dirty. Created by the author of Goodnight Goon and The Runaway Mummy, this story promises a humorous and adventurous exploration of a child's love for the messy and yucky aspects of life. The narrative is likely to engage young readers with its playful tone and imaginative scenarios centered around Icky Ricky's unique interests.

This book offers a comical and spooky twist on a beloved childhood classic, crafted by the author of the bestselling Goodnight Goon. Presented in a sturdy board format, it promises to entertain young readers with its humorous take on familiar themes while engaging them with playful language and delightful illustrations. Perfect for storytime, it blends nostalgia with a fresh, lighthearted approach to storytelling.

This graphic novel combines humor and zany illustrations to explore the theme of humanity, even in a robotic character. Through its engaging storytelling, it highlights the emotional depth and relatable experiences of its characters, making it a unique and entertaining read for both children and adults.

The story humorously explores the ups and downs of a playdate, showcasing the antics and emotions that come with friendship among young children. Through engaging illustrations and witty storytelling, it captures the relatable experiences of joy, frustration, and fun that define these interactions, making it a delightful read for both kids and parents.

A timely companion to the popular Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots, which makes tricky, but vital, concepts accessible. Do you know the difference between a want and a need? It can be a hard thing to understand, especially when you want something so much that you feel like you have to have it. But some things aren’t essential—like jellybean tacos and groovy boots. Other things are essential—like fuel and feet to put the boots on. The robots in this book are here to show you the difference as they make trades to get some things they really want (hooray!) but give away some things they need (oops!). In his witty companion to the popular Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots, New York Times bestselling author-illustrator Michael Rex shows us why what we want isn’t always the same as what we need. Kids will have fun following the action and discovering this is the kind of book they really, really want to read again and again.

A playful twist on the classic tale, this book offers a humorous and spooky parody inspired by the beloved "We're Going on a Bear Hunt." It invites readers on a whimsical adventure filled with charmingly eerie elements, perfect for fans of the original while ensuring plenty of laughs along the way. The engaging narrative and clever illustrations make it an entertaining read for both children and adults, capturing the essence of a fun Halloween-themed story.

The creator of Goodnight Goon and The Runaway Mummy pulls from his mad-scientist brain a kid so attracted to slime, muck, dirt, and yuck he could only be called Icky Ricky. Uh-oh! Icky Ricky is in trouble and has a lot of explaining to do. Why? Well, you see . . . He did his homework on cheese slices, but got hungry and ate them. He had his friends over for a sleepover . . . on the bedroom ceiling. Harry, Icky Ricky's favorite hot dog, just landed in his dad's toolbox. The town bully, Mean Dean, is looking to pound whoever lost his remote-controlled car. Was is Icky Ricky? Icky Ricky is up to his eyebrows in mayhem--and in ick! "Icky Ricky proves to be a satisfying new hero for readers who are ready for a more expansive view of the world than that offered by Dav Pilkey's Captain Underpants series. . . . Readers will easily conclude that Ricky is awesome!"--BooklistOnline "Hits the gross-out sweet spot."--Kirkus "I thoroughly enjoyed these books, and I look forward to more icky adventures from young Ricky."--Nick Bruel, author of Bad Kitty