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In rhyming text, Cat and Dog experience many unexpected twists and adventures on their journey home.

The things Ned speaks of become reality, until a knowing art teacher solves his problem with paper and paints.

"Look around, what do you see? Windows, walls, and doors? Look closer, there's so much more. One rainy day, a kid opens their closet to discover a teleporation chamber. In the adventure of the imagination that follows, we are invited to see our homes as more than places to live -- they are vessels for creativity and joy."--

"Three mermaid troubadours, draped with leis and strumming harps, sing their blessings to sea creatures everywhere, traveling the ocean to deliver a benediction to their beloved community of fish, whales, sharks, sea snails and many others"--

"It's almost Hawlloween but Rambee Boo doesn't have a costume! Rock has an idea, he needs Rambee Boo and Sock to help make the perfect costume. But will it be ready in time for Halloween?"--Back cover

A brother and sister are super excited for their school's field day.

"While Rock has lots of fun in the snow, Rambee Boo watches from the window. Will Rambee join Rock in the snow?"--Page 4 of cove

Rhyming text tells of stable animals awakening to find a baby boy in their manger, and raising their voices joyfully until Mary asks them to hush so that Jesus can sleep.

Willa has a whale of a problem. Willa the whale's a worrywart. She feels timid about raising her fin in class: What if she takes too long to answer or, worse, gets it wrong? When her teacher calls on her encouragingly, Willa remains silent. Whew! That worked; she's saved. But Willa begins to reflect on the teacher's comment to the class: "It isn't always easy / To share the things we know, / But ideas, thoughts, and questions / Are the way we learn...

A boy begrudgingly composes a sometimes-rhyming adventure with his precocious little sister.