Robin Pulver

When Mr. Wright's students express a dislike for silent letters, the offended letters decide to teach them a lesson by going on strike.

When Mr. Wright makes his students study word endings on the last day of school, even the suffixes rebel.

Jack learns the value of revision as he practices Miss Doover's lesson on how to write a proper thank-you note.

With Santa's help, a lonely kitten finds the best home of all on Christmas Eve.

When Gordon, a ghost, moves to a new school, everyone is afraid of him until they learn that he is not as scary as they thought he was.

Capital letters are being so neglected in Mr. Wright's classroom that they are nearly incapacitated, and a medical team must be summoned to perform CPR-- Capital Posture Repair.

Cassandra's mother, who wishes she could go to second grade again, visits her daughter's class disguised as a plant.

"Jack and Samir love to sit together--and they love to laugh, too. So much so that Miss Doover finally has to separate them. Then Miss Doover gives the class the assignment to write about something they care about, and Jack sees his chance to sit next to his best friend again. But writing an essay isn't that easy! Can Jack finally persuade Miss Dover to give him the thing he wants most...his seat back, next to Samir?"--Page [2] of cover.

Mrs. Toggle and her class prepare for the arrival of a new student whom they expect to be a dinosaur.

With Mrs. Holiday's help, the Easter Bunny, Santa Claus, and the Tooth Fairy learn to improve the notes they leave children after their visits.