City Witch, Country Switch, by Wendy Wax, ISBN: 0761454292
Mitzi is a city witch, who likes pizza and plays, crowded buses and noisy streets. Muffletump is a country witch, who prefers hayrides and fresh air, pumpkin picking and her pet snake. When the cousins visit each other, allergies, crowds, sheep, sleepless nights, and other troubles come between them. How can they solve their problems? With a spell, of course! But finding the right one isn't as easy as they think. With humorous illustrations filled with lots of fun detail.

Arlo Makes a Friend, by Wendy Wax, ISBN: 1402747268
Arlo, an armadillo, leaves his cozy, comfy new home to explore his new neighborhood. Despite his hopes to make new friends, Arlo encounters a mean snake, who pelts him with mangoes. Forced to rely on his wits and talents, Arlo digs an an underground hide-out to avoid getting hit and has a run-in with a very bossy rabbit named Jack. But when the snake threatens them both, Arlo and Jack realize that maybe two are better than one…and a brand-new friendship is born. Kids will relate to Arlo the armadillo as he faces a common childhood situation: dealing with a bully.

Arlo Gets Lost, by Wendy Wax, ISBN:1402747276
The delightful armadillo from Arlo Makes a Friend is back in a new adventure. Windy days are kite days—and Arlo and his friend Jack are having fun flying theirs all the way “to Jupiter and Mars.” But when a gust of wind blows Arlo’s kite into a tree, he wanders off by himself to find it. Suddenly thunder booms, the rains pour down, and poor Arlo’s all alone, lost in the woods. Will Arlo be able to use his wits, and his special armadillo skills, to get back home again? Kids will relate to Arlo as he faces a common childhood situation: getting lost.

Even Firefighters Go to the Potty, by Wendy Wax, ISBN: 1416927204
This humorous, lift-the-flap potty book shows toddlers that even their heroes must stop what they're doing when nature calls. When toddlers see a firefighter, astronaut, construction worker, and others interrupting their grand adventures to go to the bathroom they'll be inspired to do the same.

Renoir and the Boy with the Long Hair, by Wendy Wax, ISBN: 0764160419
Jean, this story’s handsome, long-haired little boy, happens to have a very famous father—the artist Pierre Auguste Renoir. But the boy also has a problem. Despite Jean’s many protests, his father thinks Jean’s hair is too beautiful to be cut short. This renowned artist loves to use his son as a model in many of his paintings, and he insists that Jean is still young enough to keep his hair long. Meanwhile, the other kids often tease Jean, which makes him quite angry—and well-meaning adults sometimes mistake Jean for a pretty girl, which annoys and embarrasses him. How can he convince his dad that he’s old enough to have short hair? This gently amusing story for children is beautifully illustrated in a manner that resembles the painting style of Jean’s illustrious father, and it includes several illustrations that are faithful copies of Renoir’s paintings. Of course, the senior Renoir finally relents, and young Jean Renoir does get his
hair cut. Still later as an adult, Jean becomes famous in his own right as a widely acclaimed film director.