Bill Cotter

Approaching a scary house while treat-or-treating, a reluctant monster warns readers not to ring the doorbell or the monsters that live there may gobble them up.

"In the newest board book in Cotter's bestselling series, it's almost Easter and Larry can't wait! Readers can share in his excitement, but they're warned: "Don't Push the Button!""--Publisher's description.

Larry the monster knows he should not push the button but cannot resist one tap, which makes him so sleepy he needs the reader's help to get ready for bed.

When Larry the monster turns into a chicken, he asks the reader to help him change back to normal.

"Angie Bigelow has won the jackpot: a $324 million lottery ticket. How will she spend the money? Will she share it with the father of her children, dissolute Dean Lee Grandet--even though he's an inveterate gambler she plans on leaving? Angie, the lost soul at the center of Bill Cotter's poignant and darkly comic novel, The Splendid Ticket, is facing this dilemma when a new tragedy tears through their household. Is that mere slip of numbered paper...

Based on the best selling hardback comes a sturdy board book of Don't Push the Button! A playful, smart, interactive picture book debut: Press Here meets The Monster at the End of This Book. Larry the lovable monster has only one rule: don't press the button. Although, it does look kinda nice ... uh oh. There's only one rule in Larry's book-- don't push the button. (Seriously, don't even think about it!) Even if it does look kinda nice, you must never...