Margery Cuyler

Princess Bess has loads of clothes made with satin, snaps, and bows. And she changes them all day, for her lessons and ballet. But if a certain truth be told, her favorite clothes are much less bold. She carefully keeps them out of sight until it's time for bed at night. Then in her room without a care, she plays in what she loves to wear.

Crash, crash Stomp, stomp A tired monster goes up the stairs. But zzzz, zzzz, a boy is sound asleep. And ick, ick, his room is not so neat -- not neat enough for a monster to take a nap So whishtt, whishtt, the monster starts to clean.

When a kindergarten class gets rowdy, Mrs. Ruler knows just what to do. She's about to teach a new golden rule: KINDNESS IS COOL Soon the entire class is doing so many good deeds that their kindness bulletin board barely fits their classroom From clearing the table after dinner, to helping the elderly, one kindergarten class is proving that kids really can make a difference. Count along with Mrs. Ruler's class. Can all their good deeds really add up to 100 acts of kindness? Acclaimed picture book author Margery Cuyler will inspire children of all ages to have a heart and save the world

When the teacher makes an assignment for the children to bring in 100 things for the 100th day of class, Jessica fears that she won't be able to find the right thing or just not enough of the right thing, in a colorful introduction to mathematical concepts. Reprint.

Skeleton wakes up with the hiccups. His friend, Ghost, suggests several ways Skeleton can get rid of them, but nothing works. Finally Ghost has an idea and scares those hiccups right out of Skeleton. Full color.

Skeleton has the hiccups. hic, hic, hic Ghost tries to help. hic, hic, hic But nothing works. hic, hic, hic Then ghost gets an idea.... hic, hic, hic HOOR

Poor Jessica! Fire prevention week has arrived with talk of fire alarms, sprinkler systems, and fire drills. And Jessica, who's already prone to worrying, is beside herself. To make matters even worse, she's been picked to stand in front of the entire school and present "Stop, drop, and roll," and she can't get the words to come out right. But all's well that ends well as Jessica learns that taking proper precautions and knowing just what to do in an emergency is the best cure for her fire safety worries.

A little boy has a series of adventures and misadventures with a bunch of wild animals