Product Description: It's the day of the big show. How will the judges decide who is top dog?

Product Description: It's a big day at the dog show. All the dogs are groomed and bathed. And they're on their best behavior for the judges. But how will the judges decide who is top dog? This fun and beautifully illustrated story from the Funny Bone Readers series focuses on respect and appreciating differences...read more

After twins Pilfer and Pinch Plopp persuade young Snugg Flitter to steal a baseball mitt from the Buggville Toy & Game Store, police give the three a punishment to fit the crime.

It is never easy moving to a different town and when Bee D. Bopp uses insults and cruel jokes to try to win friends at her new school, a gentle older couple teaches her a better approach.

Because he is bored with living in Buggville, where nothing exciting ever happens, Flea Flicker makes up an outlandish excuse for not doing his homework--one that affects the entire town.

Snugg N. Flitter is small, even for a bugg, but he has a giant imagination, and when he thinks there are monsters in his room at night, he must find a way to conquer his fears.

Although Hickory Hopp cannot sit still for very long and so does not do well in school or at sports, he is determined to succeed at earning money for a computer.

For the Bigg family, residents of Buggville in the Land of More-Than-Small, life with ten children in a small house makes it very difficult to get along with each other.

Katy Didd Bigg has nine older brothers who constantly blame their misdeeds on her, but when they accuse her of destroying the kitchen while baking a cake, she finally stands up for herself.

Bubba Bigg wins most arguments because of his size and strength, but when players flee the school bumpball team in fear of his rough tactics, someone must finally stand up to captain Bubba.

On the first day of class Katy Didd Bigg reluctantly enters the class of the toughest teacher in school, Mizz Buggly, but later her efforts in the Math Contest are rewarded in a surprising way.

Third-grader Melody Moth pleads for a piano, but when her parents surprise her with it on her birthday, she has a hard time living up to her promise to practice every day.

Cricket Clickett loves to sing but cannot carry a tune in a wooden bucket so when she becomes the object of her friends' laughter, she finds another way to make beautiful music.