Annie and Simon
Patient Simon and exuberant Annie navigate comical interactions.
Book Series · 3 Books
In order from Annie and Simon to Annie and Simon: Banana Muffins and Other Stories.
Talkative little sister Annie and her much older brother Simon find humor, patience, and affection in ordinary days with their dog Hazel.
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Read the three story collections in publication order to watch Annie grow more capable and occasionally take the helper role herself. Each volume contains several complete episodes, so families can also begin with whichever book is easiest to find.
Sources: Penguin Random House: The Sneeze and Other Stories, Penguin Random House: Banana Muffins and Other Stories.
The large age gap between the siblings shapes the series: Simon often explains, waits, or helps, while Annie's questions and strong opinions drive the comedy. Their relationship is affectionate without being unrealistically perfect.
The stories include small disagreements, a stuck comb that Simon cuts free, minor frustration while cooking or playing, and ordinary childhood messes. Hazel the dog is part of the family fun, and there is no sustained danger or frightening content.
Patient Simon and exuberant Annie navigate comical interactions.
3 books · Published 2008–2017
Patient Simon and exuberant Annie navigate comical interactions.
Annie's scribbles and Simon's sneezes lead to unexpected adventures.
Can siblings Annie and Simon find harmony amid their quirky disagreements?
There are 3 books in the Annie and Simon series. It began with Annie and Simon in 2008, and the newest book, Annie and Simon: Banana Muffins and Other Stories, was published in 2017.
Start with Annie and Simon and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.
The series is best for ages 5–7, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Annie and Simon: Banana Muffins and Other Stories (Book #3) is the longest book in the series at 2,327 words (64 pages).
Annie and Simon (Book #1) is the shortest at 2,166 words (64 pages).
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