Aunt Sue takes her niece on a ride of adventure that brings them to some unusual places.

Otis is very angry when his best friend is teased by his schoolmates, but their teacher intervenes and introduces activities that affirm the importance of every student in the class while teaching that teasing is harmful.

"This book takes a close look at many animals that live or spend much of their life underground. It provided interesting information about why the animals go underground and how they live there. Animals covered in the book include the desert tortoise , moles, ants, meerkats, armadillos, burrowing owls, and many more."--Back cover

Molly and Abby are going to see their favorite singer in concert. Molly's oldest sister is taking them and they are so excited. Unfortunately, everything doesn't go as planned.

A tyrannosaurus rex babysits a child for one night. Invites parents and children to share the reading of a book by taking turns reading aloud. Parents read the left-hand pages, and children read the right--hand pages, which have text written at one of six early reading levels.

" ... [T]he emperor hires two tailors to make him a new set of elegant and magical clothes--clothes that foolish people will think are invisible! When the emperor parades through town in his fine new clothes, while really wearing just his polka-dotted shorts, only a child is willing to speak up and tell the truth"--Page 4 of cover.

"Mike has invented a machine that has transporter booths, allowing him to instantly change places with someone else! Unfortunately, he hasn't worked out all the bugs yet, and when the machine doesn't work quite right, Mike and his sister find themselves with a big disaster on their hands. Mike just hopes he can get everything back to normal before his parents see what happened"--Back cover.

"Matt takes his pet gecko to school, and disaster almost strikes when the gecko escapes. Matt and his friends try to catch the gecko as it runs around the classroom, hoping their teacher won't notice. In the end Matt learns a valuable lesson, and the class learns a lot about geckos"--Page 4 of cover.

Introduces young readers to the amazing lives of butterflies. Left-hand pages contain more complex text to be read by parents while right-hand pages feature text for children written at a specific early reading level.