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D.W. suffers a series of spills and mishaps as she gradually learns to ride her new two-wheel bike.

When he misplaces the ants he needs for his picnic treats, Aardvark asks his friends to help him find some more.

Unable to think of an idea for a science fair project, Arthur borrows a model his father made in third grade but feels bad about it even before he gets into trouble.

Arthur's Grandma Thora, a marbles champion, trains him for the first-ever Elwood City Marbles Tournament, but does not tell him that she will compete against him.

Arthur and his family--and D.W.'s favorite doll, Mary Moo-Cow--take a vacation to New York City.

The Brain does not believe in superstition, but when he tries to prove that superstitions are nonsense he starts finding bad luck everywhere he turns.

Aardvarks specialize in pest control. The hard shell of a termite home is no match against the spade-like claws of the aardvark. Once their walls have been breached, the termites have little hope of dodging the aardvark s sticky foot-long tongue. Learn how these exterminators do their job in this fun title for new readers.

After bragging to his pen pal about his basketball skills, Arthur realizes that he has to make good on his boasts when the pen pal comes to visit.

Arthur the aardvark's trip to the land of the rosy-pink pigs lays the groundwork for more tolerance for the differences of others on the part of each group.

Arthur and his friends try to find a substitute to attend the Father's Day picnic with Buster, whose father is not around much since his parents' divorce.