Jason Fruchter

"Daniel Tiger and Jodi Platypus are going to a restaurant with their families. How will they stay calm?"--Page [4] of cover.

"It's quiet time at school, but Daniel and Miss Elaina don't want to stop playing with their trains! Teacher Harriet shows the kids the different ways they can settle down, like stretching, reading a book, or closing their eyes. Could it be that naptime is just what Daniel needs to be reenergized for more playing? He might even be able to use his new skills at home to help his baby sister fall asleep for naptime" --Amazon.

"This collection contains twelve of Daniel's most beloved stories, which makes for a happy read before bedtime! Whether he's visiting Grandpere or baking banana bread at the bakery, Daniel loves going on new adventures. Best of all, each story is timed to be read aloud in about three minutes, so it's the perfect solution for little tigers begging for 'just one more story' before bed."--Back cover.

As his family and friends do things for him for which Daniel Tiger is grateful, he makes sure to thank each of them.

When Daniel Tiger feels so mad that he wants to roar, he takes a deep breath and counts to four! What helps you feel calm when you are mad?

Finds Daniel Tiger and his neighborhood friends dancing, sharing snacks, and playing hide-and-seek during a "Happy Bunny Day" party for their class pet rabbit, Snowball.

Collects four stories about Halloween, including "Truck or Treat," in which the Monster Machines must race after Crusher, who has stolen their Halloween candy.

Collects seven stories featuring the puppies of the PAW Patrol, where they investigate a spooky cabin, make a rescue on the ice fields, and stop a sea monster.