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Looks at how people plant and care for gardens in the middle of the city.

Made believes it may be her birthday after overhearing her mother's whispers, but with the Bali tradition of naming every second baby Made, there are a lot of people who could be celebrating a birthday.

A persistent and indestructible cat keeps coming back, despite his owner's attempts to give him away.

The children of Cougar Cabin prepare a play for the last night of camp, but they get a big surprise from the camp director.

Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, both very large, agree it is good there are only two of them, but when Bernard asks if he can join them, they somehow make room.

Morris Mumble, Sherman Shuffle, Belinda Blush, and Sharon Shrug, four very shy people who live by the woods, are brought together by the pages of a windblown book of recipes.

Ray, Lisa, and Rita find an injured dove and take it to their grandmother, who cares for the bird until it can fly again.

A series of mishaps keeps Jayme from bringing his little pig to school for show-and-tell, but as the weeks go by, the pig keeps growing until it is way too big to bring to school.

Karen, a new girl in school, comes up with the idea to plant a friendship garden for the class project, and it is not long before the entire neighborhood gets involved.

A man bakes a cookie that hops up and runs away, leading the man, a woman, and a parade of animals on a chase to catch and eat it.

Looks at patterns on patchwork quilt squares, and shows where the ideas for the patterns came from.

Simple text and photographs present what a farmer is, the tools used, and what plants and animals are grown and raised by farmers.

Text and photographs introduce fall, discussing the weather of the season as well as common sights, such as pumpkins and leaves changing color.