Rosemary Wells has been writing books for over 30 years. She has penned over 60 books!
Arguably her best-loved books for children are the Max & Ruby books. Many come with shapes, flaps, textures, and other hidden secrets.
Share one or more with a new mother, a grandchild, niece or nephew. Your own children will enjoy the time you spend reading Max and Ruby books to them!
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Goodnight Max
Book Description
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Reader Review |
I think this is one of the better Max and Ruby books, along with Bunny Money and Bunny Party and Max Cleans Up.
© 1996-2005, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates
Bunny Party
Amazon.com Editorial Review
There’s something fishy going on at Grandma Bunny’s birthday party. Ruby is positive she’s only invited seven stuffed-toy guests, but every time she counts, there seems to be one more. “That’s funny, Max,” Ruby says to her younger brother. “All the guests are in their seats. But there are only 2 chairs left for Grandma, you, and me.” And off she goes to find another chair. Meanwhile, Max has his own ideas about who should be invited to the party. Can his Jellyball Shooter Spider, Can’t-Sit-Up-Slug, and Ear-Splitter Space Cadet mingle nicely with Ruby’s Rapunzel, Tooth Fairy, Mrs. Quack, and the rest?
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Max Cleans Up
Reader Reviewer
Max’s room is a mess and Ruby wants to clean it; but Max has special ideas about his room – can he preserve his beloved but funky treasures? This presents another delightful sibling encounter.
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Read To Your Bunny
Reader Reviewer
This book should be on every expectant parents list!
It is beautifully illustrated and written in simple language, yet it carries a powerful message. Reading is a wonderful way of sharing a part of our busy lives with our children, and it only “costs twenty minutes and a library card”. Rosemary Wells also includes a two-page message to parents at the end of the book that tells us how and why we should should reserve a special time and place for reading activities with our children.
The message in this book will stay with you long after you finish it…It can serve as a daily reminder and as a daily source of encouragement as we lure our children into the magical world of reading.
A truly wonderful book…
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Bunny Mail
Book Description
Ruby is busy sending out party invitations, so Max decides he’ll write a letter too, asking for a special present. But when the postman delivers the letter to Grandma, she thinks Max is just saying hello. So Max sends another letter. It soon becomes clear to Grandma that Max is asking for something special. The only question is what? With eight clever flaps to lift, this heartwarming and interactive picture book gives Rosemary Wells fans even more reasons to love Max and Ruby, who are now starring in their own Nickelodeon television show.
© 1996-2005, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates
Max Drives Away
Book Description
Everybody loves Max and Ruby-and what toddler could resist these adorable shaped board books? Cut in the shape of Rosemary Wells’s beloved bunny siblings and filled with simple text and colorful illustrations on every page, these two books [Max Drives Away & Goodnight Max] are guaranteed to delight the very youngest Max and Ruby fans, who can now follow the bunnies’ adventures on daily television.
© 1996-2005, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates
Bunny Money
A Kid’s Review
In the book Bunny Money by Rosemary Wells, bunnies Max and Ruby are trying to buy their grandmother a present for her birthday. Max and Ruby spend a lot of money. Will they be able to get what they want? Find out in Bunny Money. I really like Bunny Money because the book shows how much money the bunnies have.
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Max’s Toys
Reader Review
My 13-month-old son has loved the pictures in this book since he was a tiny infant. He still loves the book. The story is very sweet, and it quite stands alone – unlike some other counting books, which have no “plot” aside from the numbers. I also appreciate that the boy-rabbit Max is shown to want a doll and that his sister (ultimately) thinks Max’s trucks, soldiers, etc. are desirable toys.
I love to give this book as a new-baby gift. It is a delight!
© 1996-2005, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates
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