Bright and Early Books
These are books for younger children - they are technically part of the series. They are numbered as "BE" for Bright and Early.
| ID | Title | Author | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| BE-1 | The Foot Book | Dr. Seuss | |
| BE-2 | The Eye Book | Dr. Seuss | Roy McKie (later Joe Mathieu) |
| BE-3 | The Ear Book | Al Perkins | William O'Brian (later Henry Payne) |
| BE-4 | Inside Outside Upside Down | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-5 | Hand, Hand, Fingers, Thumb | Al Perkins | Eric Gurney |
| BE-6 | Bears on Wheels | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-7 | Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? | Dr. Seuss | |
| BE-8 | The Nose Book | Al Perkins | Roy McKie (later Joe Mathieu) |
| BE-9 | Old Hat New Hat | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-10 | Bears in the Night | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-11 | The B Book | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-12 | In a People House | Dr. Seuss | Roy McKie |
| BE-13 | Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now! | Dr. Seuss | |
| BE-14 | The C Book aka C Is for Clown | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-15 | The Pop-Up Mice of Mr. Brice (without Bright and Early Books for Beginning Readers series only)/The Many Mice of Mr. Brice | Theo. LeSieg (later Dr. Seuss writing as Theo. LeSeig in 100th Anniversary of Dr. Seuss) | Roy McKie |
| BE-16 | The Shape of Me and Other Stuff | Dr. Seuss | |
| BE-17 | I'll Teach My Dog 100 Words | Michael Frith | P.D. Eastman |
| BE-18 | There's a Wocket in My Pocket | Dr. Seuss | |
| BE-19 | Great Day for Up | Dr. Seuss | Quentin Blake |
| BE-20 | He Bear, She Bear | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-21 | Would You Rather Be a Bullfrog? | Dr. Seuss | Roy McKie |
| BE-22 | Hooper Humperdink...? Not Him! | Dr. Seuss | Charles E. Martin (later Scott Nash) |
| BE-23 | The Spooky Old Tree | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-24 | The Hair Book | Graham Tether | Roy McKie |
| BE-25 | The Tooth Book | Dr. Seuss | Roy McKie (later Joe Mathieu) |
| BE-26 | Wings on Things | Marc Brown | |
| BE-27 | The Berenstain Bears on the Moon | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-28 | Snug House, Bug House! | Susan Schade and Jon Buller | |
| BE-29 | Snow Bugs | Susan Schade and Jon Buller | |
| BE-30 | The A Book | Stan and Jan Berenstain | |
| BE-31 | It's Not Easy Being Big! | Stephanie St. Pierre | John Lund |
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