Steinberg, David

Follows a group of children on summer vacation, from splashing around at the local pool to heading on a family road trip.

"Follows a group of children on St. Patrick's Day, from wearing celebratory green clothing to trying out some Irish dancing"--OCLC.

"The candles are lit and the latkes are frying--Hanukkah is here! Welcome in the holiday with poems . . . from author D. J. Steinberg that highlight the family fun, dizzying dreidels, and mighty Maccabee stories that Hanukkah is sure to bring"--Provided by publisher.

Spans the entire year of kindergarten, showing children how to be kind by doing such things as sharing, taking turns, and inviting someone to join in a game.

"Follows a group of children at Easter, from dyeing eggs, to making Easter bonnets, to enjoying Easter brunch. Includes a sticker sheet"--Provided by publisher.

Follows a group of children at Thanksgiving, from making stuffing with Grandma, to playing Plymouth Rock in a school play, to eating leftover turkey.

After Daniel discovers that the evil Kid-Rid Industries is plotting to make children behave themselves by doctoring a special "improved" mac and cheese meal, Loud Boy and his friends put their superpowers--bad habits--to the test to stop the evil chef.

Loud Boy and other superheroes start acting older than their age, participating in activities such as shuffleboard and walking with canes, and try to find out why.

Loud Boy and the Freak Five have their work cut out for them when Kid-Rid plots to use Uncle Stanley's Flooggget--a machine that can fax actual objects to anywhere in the world--for evil, and the children of the world, including Daniel, have become addicted to a new video game, "Pig Planet.".

Five poems celebrate the making of a very special pie, an upside-down boy, a sneezing elephant, an encounter with a monster, and an alien who lands in a bowl of chicken soup.