Mr. Men: My Complete Collection (Mr. Men Classic Library) - Perfect for Kids' Bedtime Stories, Classroom Reading & Gift Giving

This is a super cute set. For American readers used to the American versions, there are a few things to note. First is that instead of Mr. Nervous, you get the British version "Mr. Jelly", and instead of Mr. Stingy, you get the British version "Mr. Mean". Also, instead of using a nice bold sans serif typeface for the text (I think they use Helvetica in the American versions), they use a much lighter typeface that looks like Optima. It is still fully legible, but it's a shame because Helvetica works so much better for a children's book, both in that it is simpler to read and it matches the aesthetic of the illustrations while Optima looks out of place. Lastly, on the front and back covers and on the box, they write "Mr." as Americans would. However, in the text of the book, they omit the period: Mr Happy, Mr Grumpy, etc. Not a huge deal, but for little American kids learning to read and spell, it would be nice to A) be consistent and B) learn "correctly". Those are the differences I noticed at a first glance.Also, these books are most definitely paperback. This set is currently listed as hardcover.