cleanliness

Simple, rhyming text teaches young readers the importance of basic hygiene and how to avoid germs.

The townspeople in St. Clere, Kansas, are sure it will never work out when the neat and orderly spinster, Minnie McGranahan, takes her nine orphaned nieces and nephews into her home in 1920.

Connor and Logan have no trouble sharing a red toy car during recess until Logan decides to play with it in the mud.

After a series of mishaps involving crumbs, drips, splatters, and spills, the neat and tidy house that Mom left is a mess.

Messy Tess cleans up her room to please Mom and Dad.

Titch helps his older brother and sister clean their rooms.

Harvey tackles a big job: cleaning his room.

Provides an overview of health and hygiene for boys eight and older, discussing puberty, cleanliness, drugs, alcohol, and more.

As the Hempels clean up their messy house in search of a whisk to make a cake, the reader is invited to participate in deciding where various objects belong.

No matter how hard he tries, Dirtball Pete is always a mess, and even after his mother scrubs him clean for a school recital to show others what a beautiful and special boy he is, he seems destined to live up to his name.