Central Kansas Library System

Just think, keeping important documents and papers in your hat. Sounds strange and hard to believe? Well, Abe Lincoln did just that. Yes, Abe Lincoln the president kept important papers in his hat. You can read it all in this funny true story.

When Hector gets the hiccups, his brother and sister try everything they can think of to make them go away.

P.J. studies and practices to perform a magic show for his family and friends but afterwards no one seems to be interested in his tricks, so he shows them the best trick of all.

Envious of the children who are fishing in the river near the railroad tracks, Thomas the tank engine finds a way to enjoy the same activity.

Gordon, a very large green engine, is annoyed when his view at the new train station is obstructed.

Art-talent fairy Bess asks her fairy friends to come to a party and help make more paint so that she can finish her new painting.

The Lorax offers readers easy suggestions for going green.

When Gil and his friends go to a big truck show, they learn about different trucks, including fire trucks, garbage trucks, and tow trucks.

When Sally and Nick's maple tree won't grow, the Cat in the Hat knows who to call, Dr. Twiggles, who suggests gives them advice on how to make it grow.

Otis the tractor is happy to go home and rest after a very busy day of working on the farm and playing with friends.