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Richard the Reindeer had very sharp ears. He could hear sounds from amazing distances. His hearing has helped many people out of jams. One Christmas Eve, Santa was snowed in by a blizzard and had no idea how he was going to deliver the Christmas gifts. He was reminded of Richard and his gift of hearing. Calling on Richard to lead the team, Santa was able to make his rounds that Christmas Eve.

Young Jim Hawkins dreams of going to sea and finding treasure hidden by pirates. When he meets an old sea captain, Billy Bones, he finally gets his chance. This adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic story has it all—ships, pirates, hidden treasure, and a young lad fulfilling his dream.

Baby Shark is is a musical shark, and when Baby Shark and his sister are tricked into thinking a giant squid is talent scout, they are captured and thrown into a locked room in a sunken ship with other underwater animals.

Davy Crockett was bigger than life, and this comic book looks at the man and the myth. As an expert marksman, he killed bears to feed Andrew Jackson's army. He was a shrewd scout and Indian fighter. He went to Washington as a congressman and he was a hero at the Alamo, where he made his last stand.

When the tortoise challenges the rabbit to a race, everyone thinks it is a joke. The race begins, and the rabbit moves out quickly. Before he gets to the finish line, he decides to take a rest. The rabbit falls asleep, and the slow-moving turtle passes him up and wins the race. Fully narrated with music and voice.

The town of Hamelin has a rat problem. Thousands of rats and nobody knows what to do about it. A young man offers to rid the town of rats for a price, and the town council gladly agrees. The Pied Piper blows his horn, and the rats all follow him right into the sea, where they drown. When the Pied Piper returns to collect his fee, the town council refuses to pay. The Pied Piper blows his horn again, and all the children of Hamelin follow him right through a mountain.

A fun book about opposites. Catchy tune-in-rhyme. A great way to introduce the concept.

An old woman was lonely, so she made a little boy out of gingerbread. When the gingerbread boy was done, the woman opened the oven, and the boy ran out the door. He ran and ran and ran, with all the people he met chasing him. They never can catch the Gingerbread Man!