Del Norte Public Library

Lucille is having an Easter egg hunt at her richie mansion! Only here's the problem. How did Junie B. Jones get stuck wearing a dumb bunny suit? And how can she find eggs when she's tripping over her big rabbit feet? Will Junie B. end up with egg on her face? Or will the day deliver some un-egg-spected surprises?

While everyone is getting ready for Dora's Halloween costume party, her monkey Boots cannot decide what he wants to be.

The midnight spooks come around when the bell in the rickety tower bongs twelve times.

Activities at a birthday party for Clifford, the big red dog, provide opportunities for counting balloons, presents, and other objects from one to ten.

Miss Alma is going to have a shower at the Rogers-Bedelia House. So Amelia Bedelia almost crashes the party with her cousin. She puts prunes all over the hedges, ices raw fish with chocolate frosting, stomps on Mrs Rogers's favorite tablecloth, and sprays all the party guests with the hose. But she knows how to do one thing the right way, and that is to make chocolate cupcakes

Orchid plans such an elaborate party for the garden residents that she soon becomes tired and cross and the idea of a party is no longer fun.

Dora leads her friends on an expedition that ends at an ice cream party.

"Jack has made an awesome robot suit for a costume party. But what if the other kids at the party think it's lame?"--Page 4 of cover.

Bilingual English-Spanish text describes a children's party and provides practice counting in English and Spanish. For preschool children.

Explores the love dragons have for tacos, and the dangers of feeding them anything with spicy salsa!