Books in Parents Magazine Read Aloud and Easy Reading Program Origina series

Four dancing witches who wear glasses and brush their teeth with spider paste discover that their hats, lost while they are flying upside down, have been made into houses by four homeless cats

Some unexpected things happen as the Rumbletown bus bumps its way to the county fair carrying Mrs. Fitzwizzle and her strawberries, Granny Smith and her apples, a gaggle of funny geese, and a black-and-white cow

A prize-winning yawner encounters steadily increasing troubles as he tries to get rid of the fly he accidentally swallows.

Rhyming text and illustrations introduce the numbers from one to ten by following the antics of ten playful monsters.

Poetic pros and cons for a variety of pet possibilities including frogs, pigs, bats, and elephants.

Harry the rabbit is adamant about not eating carrots until he goes to Aunt Prue's house for dinner.

Items are never too big or too small--Bicycle Bear delivers them all.

Describes in verse the many kinds of homes--holes for worms, swamps for crocodiles, or a cat for fleas.

Otto the robot loves to go to school, but chaos results when Otto gets a loose wire that dramatically affects his behavior

George and his parrot Pete are usually successful at guessing what their customers want until the day an unusual lady walks into their store.

Only Sherlock Chick can solve the case of the mysterious loud noises that are awakening the farm animals every night.

Polly, the bird, becomes upset when Rupert, the goat, gives her favorite toy bell to their new roommate, a goldfish