Rhyming text presents examples of words that go together, such as "top goes with bottom, down goes with up," "fat goes with skinny, short goes with long," and "night goes with moon and day goes with sun."

A child and a dog fight for space on the same chair.

Though other animals may twirl and prance, there is nothing like a dinosaur dance.

When her mother calls her, a young girl tries to guess what type of shoes she needs to wear.

Sam, a lonely garbage hound who lives at the dump, goes home with Rosie and her mother and discovers the joys of a loving home.

An African American girl describes the joys of all different kinds of shoelaces.

Rhyming text describes the animals, from one to ten, that take up residence in a lonely man's home.

When a boy and his mother go bowling, he demonstrates how to play the game.

Charles's six empty pockets come in handy for carrying such treasures as a blue star marble, an old crow's feather, and seven striped stones.

A girl is happy with one of everything, from a dog and a stick to a shovel and a seed.