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Maggie McNair, like many other children, is not fond of taking baths. In fact, she thinks they're rather boring. She avoids taking a proper bath until a humiliating event spurs Maggie to learn yet another essential lesson in life. Sheila Booth-Alberstadt tells Maggie's story with a sense of humor that will keep both children and adults entertained to the very last page. Norris Hall provides imaginative illustrations. Maggie McNair Wears Sti...

When Lincoln wakes up one morning, Thought is there, telling him what to do. All day long Thought bosses Lincoln around. He makes him snatch toys away from others, he makes him throw temper tantrums, and even makes him steal something from school! Lincoln is getting tired of being in trouble, but he's not sure what to do. Can he stand up to Thought and be the boss? Or will Thought be the boss of him?

As much as we don't like to talk about it, many kids simply have a habit of biting their fingernails, picking their nose and yes, let's face it, eating their boogers. In this entertaining and illustrative story, children will be giggling on every page as Maggie McNair learns yet another life lesson...the importance of washing her hands (often) and keeping her fingers out of her nose.Maggie McNair, like many other children, tends to pick her no...

When Lincoln wakes up one morning, Thought is there, telling him what to do. All day long Thought bosses Lincoln around. He makes him snatch toys away from others, he makes him throw temper tantrums, and even makes him steal something from school! Lincoln is getting tired of being in trouble, but he's not sure what to do. Can he stand up to Thought and be the boss? Or will Thought be the boss of him?

Maggie McNair, like many other children, doesn't like her hair brushed. After much persuasion and struggle, Maggie's mother gives up and decides to let Maggie learn a lesson the hard way. Ironically, threats turn to reality when Maggie McNair discovers a spider in her hair. In this humorously entertaining story, Sheila Booth-Alberstadt tells a "slightly" exaggerated tale that will keep both children and adults amused to the very last page. Whi...

As much as we don't like to talk about it, many kids simply have a habit of biting their fingernails, picking their nose and yes, let's face it, eating their boogers. In this entertaining and illustrative story, children will be giggling on every page as Maggie McNair learns yet another life lesson...the importance of washing her hands (often) and keeping her fingers out of her nose.Maggie McNair, like many other children, tends to pick her no...

Maggie McNair has not been honest about brushing her teeth. As a matter of fact, she hasn't been brushing at all! That's when the sugar bugs sneak out and start making their "bug houses" in her teeth! What happens to Maggie's teeth when they take over?In this third installment of the Maggie McNair series, follow Maggie's adventures as she discovers the importance of healthy teeth.

Maggie McNair has not been honest about brushing her teeth. As a matter of fact, she hasn't been brushing at all! That's when the sugar bugs sneak out and start making their "bug houses" in her teeth! What happens to Maggie's teeth when they take over?In this third installment of the Maggie McNair series, follow Maggie's adventures as she discovers the importance of healthy teeth.

Maggie McNair, like many other children, is not fond of taking baths. In fact, she thinks they're rather boring. She avoids taking a proper bath until a humiliating event spurs Maggie to learn yet another essential lesson in life. Sheila Booth-Alberstadt tells Maggie's story with a sense of humor that will keep both children and adults entertained to the very last page. Norris Hall provides imaginative illustrations. Maggie McNair Wears Stinky...

Maggie McNair, like many other children, doesn't like her hair brushed. After much persuasion and struggle, Maggie's mother gives up and decides to let Maggie learn a lesson the hard way. Ironically, threats turn to reality when Maggie McNair discovers a spider in her hair. In this humorously entertaining story, Sheila Booth-Alberstadt tells a "slightly" exaggerated tale that will keep both children and adults amused to the very last page. Whi...