In the late 1800s, a fourteen-year-old Ozark mountain boy spends the summer trying to recapture monkeys escaped from a traveling circus.

Five little monkeys wash the family car before trying to sell it, but that is only the beginning of their adventures with the old heap.

George helps with the harvest, and discovers that making cider can be even more exciting than picking apples.

By using her ability to count, a clever monkey outwits ten hungry crocodiles that stand between her and a banana tree on another island across the sea.

A curious monkey causes quite a commotion on the ski slopes.

George is thrilled to get a thank-you card in the mail from his friend Betsy. It makes him want to send thank-you cards to everyone he knows. Who can he thank? George tries to remember all the people who have been nice to him, but tracking them down to deliver his homemade cards soon becomes a challenge.

The Bobos brothers want to be good for their mother.

Curious George is playing miniature golf for the first time. He learns that numbers can mean different things, depending where they are used. In this case, he learns that in golf, the biggest score is not the best. Includes two pages of activities, including how to make your own mini mini golf course.

Monkey Mike is always making noise, tapping pencils and clanging trash cans, but when he sees a drum set in a music store, he is able to really put his talents to work.

Little monkey will not get out of bed, so the doctor prescribes some exercise, and monkey learns to dance.