Dragons love to spread joy, but it's important to teach them how to share joy in a safe and healthy way, so that they don't spread germs.

Sloppy Joe determines to do everything he can to surprise his family by becoming Neat Joe.

When Gorgonzola the dinosaur learns that everyone runs from him to avoid his smell, rather than out of fear, he is grateful to the little bird who shows him how to brush his teeth and wash.

Bear cares about keeping his house clean and tidy almost as much as he cares about his stuffed friend, Ursa, so he is determined to find the spider building messy webs there.

"Caillou wants to brush his teeth by himself"-P. [4] of cover.

Inspired by Clement Moore's Christmas poem, this verse tells the story of a young boy who visits the dentist to have his teeth checked and cleaned.

"On his first day of work, Maxi the little taxi zooms around town splashing in puddles and getting very dirty. Soon, no one wants to ride in him--until a little boy convinces Maxi to go to the car wash"--Provided by publisher.

"Splish, scrub, splash, rub! Join Pete the Kitty as he learns how to properly wash his hands."--

Gary the alligator gets a visit from the Tooth Fairy who introduces him to the dental scene, and with trip to a dentist he learns to keep his teeth healthy and clean.

"Tori Kelly's first children's book, The Curly Girl Blues, aims to inspire self confidence in tomorrow's generation. The main character, Emma, comes down with a case of The Curly Girl Blues, but learns to embrace her individuality and celebrate the characteristics that make her unique throughout the story."-- provided by publisher.