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Starting with number one for the first day of school, Emily learns the numbers to one hundred in many different ways.

Max and his sister, Ruby, compete to find the most eggs to win a chocolate chicken, but when Max does not find any eggs he steals the chicken instead.

Santa's on the way! Max has plans to stay up late to see Santa Claus, but his big sister, Ruby, wont let him.

Morris's Christmas day is no fun until he finds a package under the Christmas tree with a "disappearing bag" in it.

On a shopping trip to the department store, Max's determination to get a dragon shirt leads him away from his distracted sister and into trouble.

Ruby tries to keep her brother Max from eating so many sweets by reading him an altered version of the story of King Midas.

Max and Ruby spend so much on emergencies while shopping for Grandma's birthday presents, that they just barely have enough money left for gifts.

Max makes an earthworm cake for Grandma's birthday and helps Ruby with her angel surprise cake.

Max's big sister Ruby is determined to help him clean up his messy room, but he keeps rescuing things that she wants to throw away.

Presents three illustrated rhyming stories for very young children that speak of the love between parents and their children.

Grandma must quickly think of a way to make things fair for Max after Ruby finds all ten of the hidden marshmallow chicks on Easter morning.

Ruby tries to stop her younger brother Max from sneaking into her room and snooping by reading him an altered version of "Pandora's Box.

Ruby tries to keep her brother Max from eating so many sweets by reading him an altered version of the story of King Midas.

Brief rhyming text and colorful illustrations tell what happens when parents and children share twenty minutes a day reading.

Morris is unhappy when his siblings refuse to let him play with their Christmas presents, but everything changes when Morris discovers one more gift under the tree.