Books like Don't Wake Up Mama! by Eileen Christelow

A bedtime story about a little boy and his teddy bear with a twist.

A joyful board book where the birthday child's animal friends gather ingredients and help bake a cake, celebrating communal friendship and the special day.

During Grandma's birthday, Max plans a worm‑laden cake, but his sister Ruby insists on a delicate angel‑shaped, raspberry‑fluff surprise. Will Max concede to Ruby’s recipe, or will they both turn into bunnies who bake?

Froggy bakes a cake to help his father celebrate his mother's birthday, but his enthusiastic attempts create a delightful mess of culinary chaos.

A cheerful bedtime routine for children: animals on a boat wash, dress, brush their teeth, and do simple exercises before tucking in.

Martha and Skits take over baking duties for a flower shop order.

A young girl and her mother share a heartwarming journey through stories of her mother's childhood, celebrating the bond of mothers and daughters in a lively, accessible tale for young readers.

Middle mouse Nora feels overlooked, so she creates a ruckus that finally brings her family’s attention to her—showing that a noisy little mouse can be the heartbeat of a home.

"Where are baby's hands? Under the bubbles...where are baby's eyes? under her hat!"

In this brightly illustrated picture book, a bustling family gathers after a busy day, clamoring for what they missed, only to find that a shared dinner brings everyone together again.

"'I squeezed through the narrow gap and out into the hallway and I stood for a moment, unable to decide where to go. Should I make a dash for the kitchen, where my mother would be swigging from a bottle? Or should I run upstairs and try to find somewhere to hide? It was a choice I didn't really need to make, because there was no escape.' Anna Lowe grows up on the doorsteps of pubs, waiting for her mum to come out. Having to give up her bedroom to her mother's drunken friends. And regularly calling out the ambulance, after finding her mother unconscious and covered in vomit. But it is when they move in with her mother's boyfriend Carl that things take the ugliest turn. Not only is he violent with her mother, but he also sexually abuses Anna from the age of six - destroying any semblance of normal childhood she had left ... the heartbreaking true story of a little girl who eventually found the courage to break free from the past."--Publisher's description.