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Delilah is aggravated by a local empty lot full of trash, and is inspired to clean it up for all her neighbors to be able to use the lot for enjoyment, like a park, which is a noble aspiration. All her friends eagerly agree and see the logic of what she wants, but Delilah has a problem with being a bit too bossy, and she has to learn a lesson that one attracts more ants with honey rather than vinegar.

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The AlphaPets go on a adventurous picnic and get quite a scare.

I liked this book for a few reasons. First the plot is interesting because it is like any summer day running into problems like in real life, and you want to know if they are able to find a solution to the problem in the end. The book also pushes readers to think because they try to teach the reader to look on the bright side to any problem. Looking on the bright side in different situations can help you find solutions to problems. The book was made for the readers to learn how to look on the bright side with a fun story. I liked this book when I was younger because I liked the part when the dogs destroyed the stand.

I liked this book for a few reasons. First I have always love the illustrations in the book because one of the main colors I the book is the color yellow, which is my favorite color. The color yellow goes with pink so it was in a lot of the pictures and I think that it was one of the main reasons why I read the book so much when I was younger. Another reason is that the plot is interesting because you are waiting in suspense for Minnie to find Fifi and you are hoping she finds her in time for the pet show. Even when Minnie and Fifi don’t make it in time for the show you are still glad the Fifi was able to come back home. The story is meant to be entertaining but also teach kids to take care of their responsibilities and not to ignore them.

Connie the Cuddly Cat is feeling lonely, but all her AlphaPet friends are busy playing and have no time to play with her. Connie thinks nobody cares for her and decides to run away.

Albert the Absent-minded Alligator remembers that it's a special day -- but he can't remember why. His absentmindedness gets him into one predicament after another until, with some help from his AlphaPet friends, he finally discovers what makes this day special indeed.

Bradley the Brave Bear and his AlphaPet friends decide to have a picnic at the Great Swamp despite the rumor of a Swamp Monster and the prediction of a summer storm.

This is a great example of fantasy because animals are talking and interacting, but they go on an adventure similar to ones that happen in real life, such as going on rides and visiting a fortune teller at a carnival.
The characters in this story are very unique. Each one is an animal that starts with a different letter and has a name that also starts with that letter. They also have a personality characteristic attached to that letter. Although this story is short, these characteristics were displayed frequently. For example, Ollie the Obedient Ostrich told Fenton that he would be safe as long as he followed all the carnival ride safety rules.

This is a good example of a fantasy because animals are talking and interacting, but cleaning, teamwork, and getting along are all real life agendas that need to be addressed and practiced.
The characters in this story are very unique. Each one is an animal that starts with a different letter and has a name that also starts with that letter. They also have a personality characteristic attached to that letter. Although this story is short, these characteristics were displayed frequently. For example, Selvester the Stubborn Squirrel refused to help clean up the mess at first.

This is a good example of a fantasy because animals are celebrating together and having a party, which is a human thing to do, but it is still relatable to children’s lives, in the celebration of birthdays and friendship.
The characters in this story are very unique. Each one is an animal that starts with a different letter and has a name that also starts with that letter. They also have a personality characteristic attached to that letter. Although this story is short, these characteristics were displayed frequently. For example, when Emmy the Exaggerating Elephant called him, she barely let him speak and described how immensely excited she was for the special day.

This is a good example of a fantasy because animals are talking and interacting, but having picnics, being scared of monsters, and helping each other out are all regular experiences for young children.
The characters in this story are very unique. Each one is an animal that starts with a different letter and has a name that also starts with that letter. They also have a personality characteristic attached to that letter. Although this story is short, these characteristics were displayed frequently. For example, Fenton the Fearful Frog was worried when he heard about the possible monster.

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