Alpha Pets Books 1-6 (A Six Book Deal) Book 1: Albert’s Special Day In this story, Albert the Absent-minded Alligator remember that it's a special day--but he can't remember why. His absent-mindedness gets him into one predicament after another until, with some help from his AlphaPet friends, he finally discovers what makes this day speical indeed. — In addition to enjoying this delightful story with your child, you can use it to teach a gentle lesson about the important value of friendship--of being a good friend and having friends. You can also use this story to introduce the letter A. As you read about Albert the Absent-minded Alligator, ask your child to listen for all the A words and point to the objects whose names begin with A. When you've finished reading the story, your child will enjoy doing the activity at the end of the book. Book 2: Bradley and the Great Swamp Mystery Bradley the Brave Bear and his AlphaPet friends decide to have a picnic at the Great Swamp despite the rumor of Swamp Monster and the prediction of a summer storm. When one of the AlphaPets gets lost, Bradley's calm manner and bravery help save the day. Book 3: Connie, Come Home In this story, Connie the Cuddly Cat is feeling lonely, but all her AlphaPet friends are busy and have no time to play with her. Connie thinks that nobody cares for her and decides to run away. When the AlphaPets discover that she's missing, they realize how lonely and sad she was feeling. Can they find her and let her know how much they really care? Book 4: Delilah’s Delightful Dream In this story, Delilah the Demanding Duck wants her AlphaPet friends to help her clean up a messy vacant lot, but her bossy demands get her nowhere. When Delilah learns to ask for help in a friendly way, everyone pitches in and together they turn a "disgraceful, disgusting, dump" into a delightfully beautiful park. Book 5: Emmy, You’re the Greatest This is a children's story about moderation. In this story, Emmy the Exaggerating Elephant decides to give a party - the biggest and best party ever. But, true to her character, she buys too much food, too many decorations, and she invotes too many guests. The party becomes a disaster! With the help of her AlphaPet friends, Emmy comes to realize that more is not always better. This story can also be used to teach your child about the letter E. Book 6: Fenton and the Magic Bag Fenton and the Magic Bag is a story about self confidence. In this story, Fenton the Fearful Frog is so worried and afraid about trying new things that it keeps him from enjoying the Fall Fun Festival. Thanks to his AlphaPet friends, Fenton meets Fernando the Fabulous Fortune Teller who thinks of a magic way to show Fenton how to believe in himself and be brave. This story can also be used to teach your child about the letter F.