Jack is disappointed when his mother tells him that he can't do all the wild and fun things he has planned when a toddler visits. In the end, Jack finds out that having fun just takes some creativity. Parents read the left-hand pages, and children read the right--hand pages, which have text written at one of six early reading levels.

A boy describes his day from waking up and going to school to bedtime.

Learn about tigers, lions, cheetahs, and leopards and how they relate to the cats we have as pets.--

Suzu wants a white cat for her birthday, but the night before her birthday, she finds too many cats of unusual colors all over her house.

A boy dreams that he and his dog have fantastic adventures.

Ben and Becky cause hilarious excitement when they accidentally let a snake loose in the mall!

"Throughout the book children search for letters in illustrations, along with various objects and animals that begin with the sound of that letter. Learning these letters and letter sounds will help to build the foundations every child needs to become a successful reader."--P. [4] of cover.

Jessica was not exactly happy about having to spend part of her summer in the country with her aunt and uncle, until she met a pony named Peanut.

Pictures and simple text provide young readers with basic advice about fitness and health.

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