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The Baileys' decide to adopt a little girl one year younger than the triplets, who has lived in foster homes all of her life. Consequently, they discover she has terrible manners from living with the sleazy Whysalooskies. At the Triplets birthday skating party, and later at dinner, their Grammy witnesses her ill manners firsthand and proposes a strange hysterical ripsnorting plan to change her behavior. She learns proper etiquette and they gro...

The Baileys' decide to adopt a little girl one year younger than the triplets, who has lived in foster homes all of her life. Consequently, they discover she has terrible manners from living with the sleazy Whysalooskies. At the Triplets birthday skating party, and later at dinner, their Grammy witnesses her ill manners firsthand and proposes a strange hysterical ripsnorting plan to change her behavior. She learns proper etiquette and they gro...

It is summer vacation and the triplets are playing outside in their treehouse that overlooks their parent's fruit and vegetable garden. Their mother calls them to see all the blueberries popping out, which are not quite ripe enough for eating yet. When she leaves with her wheelbarrow, the triplets eat unripe berries and the consequences are bad, leading them to tell their first lie which leads to many more, because "once you tell one lie, you'...

Every Halloween the Bailey triplets have a ten dollar pumpkin carving contest. Betty is a saver and always has money and Bobby always saves about a third, but Betsy spends all of her money almost as soon as it hits her hands, so she never has extra to spend. The amusement park field trip is right around the corner and if she doesn't have ten dollars to contribute, her mother won't let her go. She is desperate to win with her black cat pumpkin,...

The Bailey Triplets and the Nightmare Fix is the third book in the Bailey Triplet series. In this story, it is Christmastime and there is a terrible thunderstorm outside which scares Bobby and his dog who escape to his spaceship tent, while his identical triplet sisters enjoy the storm, hoping it brings snow. Bobby has the worst nightmare ever in his tent, screaming all the way to his parent's room. Afraid of more nightmares, he thinks of an e...

Every Halloween the Bailey triplets have a ten dollar pumpkin carving contest. Betty is a saver and always has money and Bobby always saves about a third, but Betsy spends all of her money almost as soon as it hits her hands, so she never has extra to spend. The amusement park field trip is right around the corner and if she doesn't have ten dollars to contribute, her mother won't let her go. She is desperate to win with her black cat pumpkin,...

It is Valentine's Day at school and mean Mary Lou Musgrove, the class bully, has thrown all of Betsy's and Betty's Valentine cards in the trash. Then she stains Betty's face with a marker causing her to cry and get a bad rash. At recess a fight ensues and their mother is called to the school. Their mother plans a picnic, and while Bobby and their dad play ball, she explains that Mary Lou might be mean because she feels too big and tall. She su...

It is Valentine's Day at school and mean Mary Lou Musgrove, the class bully, has thrown all of Betsy's and Betty's Valentine cards in the trash. Then she stains Betty's face with a marker causing her to cry and get a bad rash. At recess a fight ensues and their mother is called to the school. Their mother plans a picnic, and while Bobby and their dad play ball, she explains that Mary Lou might be mean because she feels too big and tall. She su...

Bobby Bailey has started being lazy, which is driving his parents crazy, especially his mother. He hates to wash his face, brush his teeth, make his bed or clean his room. He doesn't even want to play, so he doesn't have a mess to clean up. His mother thinks of a unique plan that she thinks might cure his laziness. Bobby is ecstatic about the new rules. All he has to do is go to school. Will her plan work?

Bobby Bailey has started being lazy, which is driving his parents crazy, especially his mother. He hates to wash his face, brush his teeth, make his bed or clean his room. He doesn't even want to play, so he doesn't have a mess to clean up. His mother thinks of a unique plan that she thinks might cure his laziness. Bobby is ecstatic about the new rules. All he has to do is go to school. Will her plan work?

It is summer vacation and the triplets are playing outside in their treehouse that overlooks their parent's fruit and vegetable garden. Their mother calls them to see all the blueberries popping out, which are not quite ripe enough for eating yet. When she leaves with her wheelbarrow, the triplets eat unripe berries and the consequences are bad, leading them to tell their first lie which leads to many more, because "once you tell one lie, you'...