rugrats (fictitious characters)

Chuckie's worry that the Easter Bunny may be too sick to deliver baskets on Easter morning, causes him to have a very imaginative dream.

"Collecting a selection of newspaper dailies and Sundays from 1998 to 2003, . . . follows the babies on a series of stand-alone adventures . . ."--Back cover.

"On the eighth night of Chanukah, Grandma Minka reads aloud a story about the meaning of the holiday to Tommy, Chuckie, Lil, Phil, and Angelica. The babies imagine themselves as the characters in the story, but then Grandma stops reading to make latkes, and the ending is left unknown. Soon they're all off to the synagogue, where Grandpa Boris is acting in the Chanukah play. The kids, misunderstanding the phrase 'the meaning of Chanukah,' believe that an actor in the play is the 'meany of Chanukah' and storm the stage to save Grandpa. How will the Rugrats get out of trouble this time? And will they ever learn the true meaning of Chanukah?"--Amazon.

Tommy and the other Rugrats travel back in time to the California Gold Rush.

The Rugrats travel to Paris, where they make new friends and learn about loyalty and courage while Chuckie's dad falls in love.

The Rugrats are transported to the time of the dinosaurs and encounter a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

When Tommy and the other Rugrats go to the museum, one of Tommy's paintings ends up on display.

Presents a novelization of the 2003 feature film in which the Rugrats find themselves marooned on an island after their cruise ship sinks, and their only hope of rescue, Nigel Thornberry, has suffered an accident that leaves him speaking baby talk.

When Angelica and the babies play 'dare' Angelica has to be nice all day and will get the babies ice cream. This works until the bully McNulty brothers arrive and Angelica is the only one who can stand up to them.

Little Tommy is upset when his dog, Spike, begins ignoring him and spending all his time with Kimi's dog, Fifi--so the Rugrats set out to bring Spike back to his old friend.