Marc Tolon Brown

Arthur and D.W. enjoy sledding on a snowy day.

Describes, in rhymed text and illustrations, all the many things that a pickle isn't.

Arthur's enjoyment of fall is ruined by the fact that he has to rake the leaves in his yard, but later the situation improves.

Describes in verse the many kinds of homes--holes for worms, swamps for crocodiles, or a cat for fleas.

After hearing about the exciting summer vacations of his classmates, Arthur decides to write an embellished version of his own summer experiences.

Buster sends postcards to his friends back home when he goes to Oregon and learns about pumpkins.

When his father takes him to visit Vermont, Buster sends postcards to his friends back home telling them what he is learning about maple syrup and the "mud season."

Presents the adventures of the chidren's story character, Arthur, and his friends, brought to life through stories, songs, pictures, games, and educational materials for children and parents alike to enjoy.

Arthur goes with his class on a field trip to the museum, but takes a wrong turn when heading for the bathroom.

Story about the value of volunteering on worthwhile projects.