Slater, Teddy

When the Biggs go on a three-month vacation and an untidy family from the city moves into the house, the Littles must take action.

Tom and Lucy Little carry out a plan to give their family the greatest Halloween scare ever.

Lucy Little, a member of a family that lives inside the walls of the Bigg's house, makes a dangerous mistake when she writes Henry Bigg a letter.

A stray black cat is startled to see the parade of costumed revelers heading for a Halloween party, but is happy to attach himself to one little witch.

Buddy Rabbit is ignored by the girls because of his incompetent dancing, until he masters the bunny hop.

Buster gives his mother several exaggerated excuses for being late for lunch. At intervals readers are given a variety of similar excuses from which to choose.

Jan and Dan describe their fathers through exaggerations which the reader brings back to reality by answering a series of questions.

Even though he is afraid, Henry accepts the challenge to investigate a haunted house where he meets a lonely ghost named Lucinda.

Eleanor the exaggerator gets a bit boastful in describing her summer vacation to the other students. At intervals readers are given a variety of similar boasts from which to choose.

Uncle Slim's exaggerated boasts about life in Texas include cows bigger than a barn and a man who ate seventeen strawberry rhubarb pies the size of truck tires. At intervals readers are given a variety of similar boasts from which to choose.