Other Mercer Mayer Books
- Terrible Troll (1968) (re-released as The Bravest Knight in May, 2007 with ISBN 0-8037-3206-6)
- If I Had (1968) (re-released as If I Had a Gorilla)
- I Am a Hunter (1969)
- A Special Trick (1970)
- Mine! (with Marianna Mayer) (1970)
- Me and My Flying Machine (1971)
- The Queen Always Wanted to Dance (1971)
- A Silly Story (1972)
- Bubble Bubble (1973)
- Mrs. Beggs and the Wizard (re-released as The Wizard Comes to Town) (1973) ISBN 1-57768-388-9
- Walk, Robot, Walk (1974)
- You're the Scaredy-Cat (1974)
- What Do You Do with a Kangaroo? (1974)
- The Great Cat Chase: A Wordless Book (1975) (originally released with black and white illustrations, it was re-released as just The Great Cat Chase in the 1990s with added words and in color)
- Liza Lou and the Yeller Belly Swamp (1976) ISBN 0-8193-0801-3
- Herbert the Timid Dragon (1980) ISBN 0-307-13732-5
- Whinnie the Lovesick Dragon (illustrated by Diane Dawson Hearn) (1986)
- Mercer Mayer's a Monster Followed Me to School (1991) ISBN 0-307-61466-2
- Rosie's Mouse (1992) ISBN 0-307-11468-6
- Shibumi and the Kitemaker (1999) ISBN 0-7614-5145-5
- The Rocking Horse Angel (2000) ISBN 0-7614-5072-6
- The Little Drummer Mouse (2006) ISBN 0-8037-3147-7 (Mercer Mayer also narrates the audio version, and he wrote the music)
- Octopus Soup (a wordless book) (2011) ISBN 0-7614-5812-3
- Too Many Dinosaurs (coming September, 2011) ISBN 0-8234-2316-6
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