Mr. Tickle and the Dragon (Mr. Men and Little Miss)

The Little Miss: Pocket Library was a bit disappointing. Each book is about 5 pages. They are not stories; more like bios of each character. Not what I was looking for.To be fair, the books are good quality (very small board books). I just wished there was more to them.

My Son just loves this book! He lost his first one, so this was a replacement. The whole book collection is worth while, I consider the humor just a little more to an adult level, not in a R rated version. Parent's will get a kick out of this book also.

Mr. Nosey is horrifying! I instantly returned this book once I was able to read the entire thing. I cannot believe people think this story is okay. I’m pro original Hans Christian Anderson tales, gore and all, but this story is terrible. Cutting off someone’s nose because you think they’re annoying? What lesson is this supposed to teach? That it’s okay to be violent towards people that annoy you?

I should have read the details better. These are tiny board books with very little writing. Was trying to get a Miss set to go with my daughters Men. She is 6 and like them, but it's not much ready for her. These are baby books.

This book (Mr Dizzy) is missing pages (deliberately). The writing has been merged and pictures removed. It seems this kind of thing is also concealed by the fact that reviews are not of individual products. Note, this is not a review of the story, but I don't think that matters as the reviews are all merged anyway.

Will Mr. Skinny ever be able to eat more than one cornflake for breakfast, a baked bean for lunch and the world's smallest sausage for supper? Thinking the doctor might be able to help him he goes to visit Dr. Plump who brings out all sorts of goodies for a mid morning snack. Guess who eats the most? I'll give you a clue. It isn't Mr. Skinny!Seeing that his "prescription" hasn't worked, Mr. Plump calls Mr. Greedy to ask if Mr. Skinny can go stay with him for a month. How does that work out? Read the book to find out.A humorous Mr. Men book that our children love.

Mr. Grumble is as you can guess by his name, GRUMPY! When his alarm clock goes off in the morning he says, "Bah! It's the start of yet another horrible day!"Hmm... how to cure him? Well, a wizard comes along who doesn't "like people who are constantly grumbling and moaning." What does he do? He turns Mr. Grumble into a little pig! As you read on through the story, you will read how each time Mr. Grumble grumbles he becomes a larger and larger pig? Does this cure him? You'll have to read to find out!

And, through this book we learn about the support of friends and the creativity of those who care about us. The Little Miss (and Mr.) books are as wonderful as I remember them from my childhood. I love being able to share these books with my daughter. These books are just right for bedtime stories. When you need to speed read - they accommodate that, and when you have the time to really get into character, the story lines and characters support you dramatic expression. Too much fun. The story line on this book is cute and just downright fun, like almost all these books. Enjoyable, worthwhile and definitely a fantastic addition to our family story collection.