Books like Hanzel and Pretzel by Mike Thaler

Eight whimsical tales of unpredictable dragons— from an ice dragon to one hiding in the General Post Office, and a fire‑breathing monster that flies out of an enchanted book to devour a soccer team—offer adventure for young readers.

Charles Perrault’s classic fairy tale, originally titled _Petite chaperon rouge_, is presented here as the German retelling _Rotkäppchen_, the same story that has become globally known as Little Red Riding Hood.

A young boy's day at school turns upside down when his new teacher is revealed to be a monstrous Mrs. Green.

This lively picture book for children ages 3-6 is filled with amiable animals, who through their actions demonstrate age-appropriate mitzvot, including welcoming new friends, forgiving mistakes, respecting elders, and sharing food with the hungry. It engages children through playful illustrations; likeable animal characters, including Mitzvah Meerkat, the narrator; humor and the repetition of the fun-to-say phrase "It's a ... it's a ...it's a mitzvah!" that encourages children to chime in as the words are repeated throughout the book. Side notes on each spread explain the specific mitzvah in every vignette. With this aside, parents and teachers have an opportunity to ask the child or group of children, "What is the good deed here?" and spark a conversation without preaching. Children will see how everyday kindness is the beginning of a Jewish journey and a lifetime commitment to tikkun olam (repairing the world)--Publisher.

A witty reimagining of ten classic fairy tales, this second entry in Bruce Lansky’s series gives familiar characters fresh, humorous twists while keeping the core stories intact.

A collection of twenty‑two classic children’s tales, retold and illustrated with scenes from Walt Disney animated films, with a behind‑the‑scenes look at Disney’s production process.

A vibrant, cross-cultural anthology of folk tales featuring giants, ghosts, and goblins, illustrated with enchanting watercolors, designed to delight and spook young readers in grades 2–3 and ages 9–12.

Walt Disney’s classic retelling of the beloved French fairy tale Cinderella, suitable for young readers in grades 2–3, featuring the magical journey from mistreatment to royal romance.

Little Red Riding-Hood encounters a wolf in the forest.