Jared D. Lee

"It's St. Patrick's Day and Hubie needs to find something green to wear for the big class parade. Leprechauns, four-leaf clovers, pickles - how can he possibly make a decision with all these great options?" (publisher).

Mrs. Green tells her students that they're going to have a class pet! Hubie's imagination goes wild. Will the new class pet have fangs, horns, or headlights? Will it be vicious? Who knows what kind of monster Mrs. Green will bring in? Hubie's worst fears are nearly realized, when Mrs. Green brings in a big cage. What could be inside?

A boy learns that a dentist will be visiting his school. He hears scary rumors about the dentist, but discovers there is no reason to be afraid of dentists.

"There's an Earth Day celebration in store for Mrs. Green's class, and her students are working on important reports."--Publisher website.

"In this adaptation of the traditional nursery rhyme, a woman swallows a cow, some hay, and other items from her farm." --

"A young boy who is ready to dedicate his life to Christ is not nearly so ready to be baptized in a deep, cold tank that may have sharks in it." --

It is time for a class trip, and all Hubie's friends want to go to the amusement park. But Hubie doesn't. Waiting in long lines? Rides named after natural disasters? There's nothing amusing about that.

"When Mrs. Green announces that Friday is class picture day, Hubie spends the rest of the week worrying about how he will look and practicing poses." --

"The Old Lady is back and this time she's swallowed a dragon, a princess, and a knight... to create a classic fairytale!"--

"Presents a variation on the classic rhyme "Little Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly" about an old lady who swallowed a truck and a series of other strange items before encountering a large surprise."--