smurfs (fictional characters)

"Jokey Smurf is captured by humans and forced to steal for them. Can Papa Smurf and the other Smurfs manage to survive in the world of humans long enough to save Jokey?"--OCLC.

"After Papa Smurf gets hurt in an accident in his laboratory, the Smurfs decide to copy the humans and use money. But money changes everything--and soon everything in the Smurfs Village is in turmoil. To futher complicate matters, Gargamel learns of the Smurfs' new-found wealth and soon launches a scheme to steal it all away!"--Back cover.

"It all starts when a Smurf decides that Lazy Smurf is not really lazy, but suffering from a medical condition. 'Doctor' Smurf is cooking up illnesses for Smurfs who don't even know they are 'sick' until Doctor Smurf tells them so. Soon other Smurfs are trying to get in on the act offering newfangled cures for various supposed illnesses. While it's all fairly harmless at first, things get serious when Papa Smurf and then Smurfette get sick for real. Can Doctor Smurf really cure the sick?"--Back cover.

"Handy Smurf's clockwork servants shockingly turn on their Smurf masters and take over the Smurfs Village! No Smurf is safe from King Trash and his clockwork army!"--Back cover.

The Smurfs welcome the Smurf Baby to their village, Gargamel disguises himself as a rabbit in order to trick the Smurfs, and Handy Smurf builds a weather machine.

Six comic book adventures of the Smurfs, including the title story, in which the Flying Smurf invents an aerosmurf just in time to use it to save Smurfette from Gargamel.

When Baby Smurf won't stop crying, Smurfette and the other Smurfs try to make Baby Smurf smile.

Clumsy Smurf gains confidence in himself as he and his fellow Smurfs, stranded in New York far from their forest home, help the members of the Winslow family grow close again.

While searching for a rare flower in the mountains above Smurf Village, Smurfette is saved from a fall by the Snow Giant, who refuses to let her return home.

Papa Smurf sends all of the Smurfs back to school, and at one hundred years old, they need to practice their reading skills.