Michael Berenstain Books

Text and illustrations identify seventy weird and monstrous creatures from myths, movies, and stories. Includes selkies, King Kong, chimera, dragons, golem, werewolf, centaurs, and many more.

Peat Moss and Ivy and the birthday present

By Michael Berenstain

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In preparing an extra special birthday present for their mother, two young chipmunks find adventure in an owl's nest.

Peat Moss and Ivy meet Santa Claws

By Michael Berenstain

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Two chipmunks, Peat Moss and Ivy, try to make sure that their letters to Santa Claws are delivered.

The creature catalog

By Michael Berenstain

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Text and illustrations identify seventy weird and monstrous creatures from myths, movies, and stories. Includes selkies, King Kong, chimera, dragons, golem, werewolf, centaurs, and many more.

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