Books in Dial easy-to-read series

Lionel counts down the days to his birthday party by making a time capsule and by letting his sister know what he wants for a present.

A frolicsome trio of sisters twirl their way through three escapades involving speaking "French," dancing lessons, and their uncle's annoying cigars.

Alf finds it hard to look forward to Christmas and New Year's after his bossy cousin Mert spoils his Thanksgiving, but Alf has a plan to turn the tables on her

Questions and answers present information about the behavior and characteristics of horses and their interactions with humans, in a fun, easy-to-read fact-filled book. Simultaneous.

Forty-two riddles about rabbits including, "Do bunnies use combs? No, they use hare brushes"

This latest installment in the highly popular series is filled with rib-tickling, stomach-grabbing jokes and puns about skunks that will leave readers sniffing for more.

Right after Sam's Wild West Show puts on their rootin' tootin' performance, two mean, ugly outlaws ride into town, scaring everyone off the streets, except for Sam.

Joey goes shopping by himself for the first time when his mother sends him out to buy a loaf of bread.

A trio of friends spend the winter of their second grade making snowballs and Valentine cards, going to a Christmas party, and fighting a bout with chicken pox.

Winter is Lionel's favorite season, and while his sister, Louise, bundles up, he transforms himself into the adventurous Arctic dogsledder Lord Lionel Snowshoe. Reading Level, 1.9.

A seven-year-old boy, with the help of his talking crow, learns to be a wizard like his father.

In a world of two suns, Ben, who is a boy during Red Sun and a chipmunk during Blue Sun, falls into the clutches of the Animal Singer, an evil man who changes people and animals into shapes to suit his own purposes.