Eric Hill

Spot celebrates Christmas.

Spot and Grandma have been on a day trip, and now it's time to take the train home. What will they see on the journey? This delightful story featuring the much-loved Spot is a perfect introduction to new experiences like riding the train.

Introduces a variety of simple words and illustrates their meaning by using them in sentences that describe the activities of Spot the dog. On board pages.

Spot and his friends enjoy swimming, jumping rope, and many other activities together. On board pages.

The Christmas season is a very busy time, and Spot knows that as well as anyone else. Everyone in Spot's house has something to do: there's the tree to put up and decorate, presents to make and wrap, and Mom needs Spot's help in the kitchen. Spot is so excited, keeping a sharp eye out for any flying reindeer, he almost forgets to leave milk and cookies for Santa!

"Join Spot and his friends as they learn how to be polite and when to say 'please' and 'thank you'"--Page [4] of cover.

"Spot and Mom are on their way to visit Grandma and Grandpa to have an Easter picnic. But on their way there, Spot disappears! Where could he have gone?"--

When Spot goes on vacation with his family, he worries that he won't have anyone to play with, until he meets Alice the kangaroo and makes a new friend.

Spot loves spending time with Mommy. They do lots of fun things together. Spot loves Mommy and Mommy loves Spot..

Spot and his friends are playing hide and seek. Spot starts to count "One, two, three ..." Where can his friends be hiding?