Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile

In Bernard Waber's classic picture book titled The House on East 88th Street, the world was introduced to a charming city-dwelling crocodile affectionately called Lyle who lives in a brownstone with the Primm Family. 

Lyle's popularity quickly led to the sequel, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile, that follows Lyle on escapades and mishaps with a grouchy neighbor who insists Lyle belongs in a zoo. It is Lyle's charm and courage that reveal the hero and true friend behind the big crocodile smile. Generations have fallen in love with Lyle from the children's world of literature and the big screen.