David M. McPhail Books

The train
The train

By David M. McPhail

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During the night while everyone is asleep, a young boy takes a ride on his toy train.

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Andrew's first flight.
Andrew's first flight.

By David M. McPhail

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Something special.
Something special.

By David M. McPhail

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Pigs Ahoy!
Pigs Ahoy!

By David McPhail

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Cerdos a Montones Cerdos a Granel
Ed and Me Voyager Books
Ed and Me Voyager Books

By David McPhail

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Just clowning around
Just clowning around

By Steven MacDonald

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A young bear and her dad, both circus clowns, enjoy spending time together doing tricks and going for a bicycle ride.

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Rick is sick
Rick is sick

By David M. McPhail

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Jack, the rabbit, tries to make his friend Rick, a sick bear, feel better.

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Big brown bear
Big brown bear

By David McPhail, David M. McPhail

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A big brown bear turns blue while painting when a little bear playing with her baseball bat accidentally knocks him off his ladder.

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Big Pig and Little Pig
Big Pig and Little Pig

By David M. McPhail

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Although they like different things, Big Pig and Little Pig enjoy spending time together.

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