Originally from France, the Ink Drinker is the unique and funny story of a vampire who lives in a book store and drinks the ink from books, and the little boy who finds and befriends him.

The story of Little Pea, who hates candy. But he has to eat it before he can have his favorite desert... spinach. With happy illustrations, this is a great book for your child, or to give as a gift.

Before Captain Underpants fame, Dave Pilkey penned these quirky stories about some truly dumb bunnies. I know I will get some nasty email for putting them on a list of otherwise literary classics, but the list is fun, quirky books and that certainly fits the bill. All toddlers love the dumb bunnies, whether their parents do or not.

A great board book, Sheep in a Jeep uses simple meter with active artwork to make a delightful board book for any earliest reader.

Frog and Toad are a mismatched pair of friends, akin to Pooh and Piglet, with divergent outlooks on life. These books are not only great fun to read, but with the reformatting into the "I Can Read" series, they are great teaching tools as well.

When Pete gets stuck inside from the rain, his dad cheers him up by making him into a pizza. This book is fun to read in its own right, and even more fun to play along with. You will also find it included in several Harper-Collins collections.