(3) PS Illustrated by H. A. Rey. Billy the Bunny, trying to draw a self-portrait, is "helped" by a parade of animal friends who all try to improve his picture by adding their own features. The resulting creature looks like nothing at all: a puppygoose? a porcuphant? Billy has a little meltdown, and all ends happily with the entire crew of animals setting up easels and drawing pictures of themselves.

Reviewer: Terri Schmitz

(3) K-3 Illustrated by H. A. Rey. Originally created in 1937, this recently discovered manuscript has been published for the first time. Like the beloved Curious George, Whiteblack has a propensity to get into trouble--but never for long. With a thirst for adventure and an easygoing nature, he travels the world in search of stories. The illustrations are rendered in Rey's trademark opaque watercolors outlined in heavy black charcoal.

Reviewer: CHristine Sarrazin