Books by Judith Rossell
MICE MISCHIEF by Caroline Stills
by Caroline Stills, illustrated by Judith Rossell
CHILDREN'S AND TEEN
Released: March 15, 2014
"Though these mice are rather tame in the mischief department, preschoolers get some good practice in counting down, adding up to 10 and recognizing addition sentences. (Math picture book. 3-6)"
Ten adorable mice one by one abandon their chores for fun, allowing readers an introduction to the addition facts summing 10. Read full book review >
YOU ARE A STAR! by Michael Parker
Kirkus Star
by Michael Parker, illustrated by Judith Rossell
Released: Sept. 18, 2012
"A twinkling delight for bedtime and storytime. (star facts) (Picture book. 4-8)"
Star light, star bright…a child takes a lyrical journey to the heavens and discovers she's a star—in the best possible way. Read full book review >
OLIVER by Judith Rossell
Kirkus Star
by Judith Rossell, illustrated by Judith Rossell
Released: May 1, 2012
"Next time your child asks to shove a banana down the drain, go for it. (Picture book. 3-7)"
Young Oliver goes down the drain, literally… maybe. Read full book review >
WRONG WAY by Mark MacLeod
by Mark MacLeod, illustrated by Judith Rossell
Released: March 1, 2012
"A mediocre substitute for the eloquent simplicity of Nancy Tafuri's definitive Have You Seen My Duckling or even the classic Story About Ping. (Picture book. 3-5)"
A mother duck's instructive intentions are interrupted by one of her mischievous ducklings and his wayward ways. Read full book review >
THE HOUSE OF 12 BUNNIES by Caroline Stills
by Caroline Stills, Sarcia Stills-Blott, illustrated by Judith Rossell
Released: March 1, 2012
"A pleasant way to practice counting skills, with additional beginning math concepts quietly woven into both text and illustrations. (Picture book. 2-6)"
Twelve adorable bunnies, each with a different color or pattern of fur, play together in their rambling Victorian house in this sweet counting book. Read full book review >
MERRY CHRISTMAS, MR. SNOWMAN by Wolfram Hänel
by Wolfram Hänel, illustrated by Judith Rossell
FICTION
Released: Oct. 1, 2011
"Though the text is a little wordy, the appealing illustrations, simple plot and warm, family-centered emotional tone make this a suitable though not essential choice for holiday story time. (Picture book. 3-5)"
A pair of mouse siblings, Pip and Squeak, work together to build a snowman in this sweet but slight holiday offering, first published in Switzerland. Read full book review >
ME AND YOU by Janet A. Holmes
Kirkus Star
by Janet A. Holmes, illustrated by Judith Rossell
ANIMALS
Released: Sept. 1, 2009

There are many things this bunny is proud to be able to do—sit still, jump, somersault, ride a bike, make sand castles and dig holes, for a start. Read full book review >

TOO TIGHT, BENITO! by Janeen Brian
by Janeen Brian, illustrated by Judith Rossell
ANIMALS
Released: Aug. 1, 2009

Falling leaves tell Benito Bear that it's almost time to crawl into his cubby-hole for his winter sleep, but he discovers that he has outgrown his hole and must find another soon. Read full book review >

JACK JONES AND THE PIRATE CURSE by Judith Rossell
by Judith Rossell
ADVENTURE
Released: May 1, 2007

There's nothing like inheriting a previously unsuspected family curse to add spice to an ordinary life, as young Jack discovers when a distant grand uncle dies. Read full book review >