cleanliness

Discusses the importance of good nutrition, cleanliness, and exercise for staying healthy.

When a little boy tries to get clean the way different animals do, he only gets dirtier.

Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle suggests the radish cure for Patsy's bad habit of not taking a bath.

When Little Miss Neat returns to Twopin Cottage from her holiday, she can see that Mr. Muddle has been there for tea.

Phineas, a very neat pig, visits his Cousin Humble in order to learn how to be sloppy and become popular in school.

Young Wendell Fultz, whose room is dubbed a "pigsty" by his mother, is surprised when he gains two new roommates--a couple of actual pigs.

Color illustrations and brief rhyming text describe a small boy who is never clean except when he is in the shower.

Vivienne takes pride in being messy no matter what she is doing, but when the time comes to clean her room she is determined to work until all is neat and tidy.

When Randi's ice skates disappear just before a big competition, she thinks someone has stolen them and she knows that she won't win the competition until she finds the thief and her skates.

When Sock Monkey is nominated for an Oswald Award as Best Supporting Toy in a motion picture, his friends help make him clean enough to attend the ceremony.