Presents a fictional story that teaches young readers the value of sharing in a relatable and engaging way.

After Hippo sneaks into the school kitchen and eats an entire chocolate cake, he discovers the importance of being truthful.

"Percy does a grand job delivering the mail. But will anyone ever send him a letter?"--P. [4] of cover.

When Jack's friends get frightened at a sleepover until they learn what causes the scary noises and how everyone fears something, they demonstrate how to handle fears, in a book with a story for children to retell and suggestions for parents.

When Ben's mother buys him a big balloon, it takes him for a ride.

George loves to paint everything from the walls to his sister, until his father thinks of a better "canvas" for his art work.

Molly and her mother make a mess while trying to bake a cake for Grandma's visit.

Harry takes a magical ride on a carousel horse at the fair.

Henry's new puppy has a shaggy coat that just keeps growing, and his family must try to figure out how to tame it.

Arin acts careless and rude--and other people are angry and upset. His parents and teacher tell him he needs to show respect. Confused and unhappy, Arin asks Grandma for help. They talk about how he would feel if someone broke his things or laughed at what he likes. Arin makes an effort to show respect to others and learns that everyone treats him better when he does.