- That toad is mine, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Jane Manning
- Two homes to live in, a child's-eye view of divorce, Story by Barbara Shook Hazen ; Illustrated by Peggy Luks
- Tight times, Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Trina Schart Hyman
- Why did Grandpa die?, a book about death, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Pat Schories ; prepared with the cooperation of Bernice Berk
- Why are people different?, a book about prejudice, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Kathy Wilburn ; prepared with the cooperation of Bernice Berk
- The magic stick, Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Paige Billin-Frye
- Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, Adapted from the story by Robert L. May
- Let's go!, written by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Patrick Girouard
- Just say no, a book about saying "no" to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Joy Friedman
- Tiempos duros, Barbara Shook Hazen ; ilustraciones de Trina Schart Hyman ; traduccion de Maria Negroni
- Gorilla wants to be the baby, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Jacqueline Bardner Smith
- The gorilla did it, Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Ray Cruz
- Where do bears sleep?, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Mary Morgan
- Pass the cheese, please, written by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Paul Harvey
- Noah's ark, by Barbara Shook Hazen and Diane Muldrow ; illustrated by Mircea Catusanu
- The please and thank you book, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Emilie Chollat
- Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; adapted from the story by Robert L. May
- The new dog, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by R. W. Alley
- If it weren't for Benjamin (I'd always get to lick the icing spoon), story by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Laura Hartman
- Road Hog, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Davy Jones
- The knight who was afraid of the dark, Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Tony Ross
- Adios! Hola!, por Barbara Shook Hazen ; ilustrado por Michael Bryant ; traducido por Alma Flor Ada
- Stay, Fang, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Leslie Holt Morrill
- The knight who was afraid to fight, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Toni Goffe
- Who is your favorite monster, mama?, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Maryann Kovalski
- Wally, the worry-warthog, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Janet Stevens
- Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; adapted from the story by Robert L. May
- Why couldn't I be an only kid like you, Wigger, Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Leigh Grant
- Tight times, Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Trina Schart Hyman
- Good-bye/Hello, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Michael Bryant
- Count on bunnies, written by Barbara Shook Hazen; illustrated by Patrick Girouard
- Mommy's office, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by David Soman
- Katie's wish, Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Emily Arnold McCully
- Who lost a shoe?, written by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Paul Harvey
- Fue el gorila, Barbara Shook Hazen ; ilustrado por Ray Cruz ; traducido por Alma Flor Ada
- The Dell encyclopedia of cats, illustrated by Roy Wiltshire, with additional drawings by Paul Singer
- City cats, country cats, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Pamela Paparone
- City cats, country cats, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Pam Paparone
- Hello Gnu, how do you do?, a beginning guide to positively polite behavior, by Barbara Shook Hazen ; illustrated by Dara Goldman
- Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, Adapted from the story by Robert L. May. Pictures by Richard Scarry
- Digby, story by Barbara Shook Hazen ; pictures by Barbara J. Phillips-Duke