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"Cartwheel Books." A worried student pictures to himself what Miss Hearse, the school nurse, must be like, based on the rumors he has been hearing from his fellow classmates.

A young boy, faced with the prospect of having to take a music class, thinks about all the terrible stories he has heard about the music teacher, Miss LaNote, and the ordeals she forces her students to endure.

On the first day of school, a young boy expects only the worst when he discovers that his new teacher is the "monstrous" Mrs.

The students must deal with a scary bus driver named Mr. Fenderbender, mosquitoes as large as Dracula, and their mean teacher, Mrs.

The unnamed narrator panics when his teacher forces each student to participate in the annual school talent show and his mother signs him up for piano lessons with the giant Mrs.

Mrs. Green has organized a class election and instructed everyone to run for something, but Hubey finds himself running for president against Doris, who has bought out the entire class with ice cream.

Hubie struggles to decide on a project for the science fair, weighing the pros and cons of cloning himself or creating a laugh machine.

A student is prepared to get into shape after Coach Kong announces the events for the school's mandatory field day, which he is afraid will include leaping over lions and skipping through snakes.

A young boy is late to school and he dreads having to go to the office to get a late slip from the school secretary.

Miss Hearse tells the children a dentist is coming to the school to exam their teeth and they all imagine the horrible things he will do to them.

The students in Mrs. Green's class are excited to hear they will be having a substitute teacher, but their plans for partying and having fun all day change when they see who the sub is and what he has planned for the day.

Hubie learns a lot about the true spirit of Christmas while stressing over the prospect of having to buy his classmate Penny a gift.

Hubie hears about a new kid at school named Butch Pounder, who is supposed to be a bully, and visualizes a variety of horrible rumors, concocting different ways to defend himself.

Hubie learns about love while trying to decide to whom he should give a valentine.

Hubie, who desperately wants to make the little league team in Spring, receives a new mitt from his mom and practices hard, but when he becomes sick, his big opportunity might escape him.