Stephanie Calmenson

Mr. Bundy in underwear? He's the best-dressed principal anyone has ever seen. But when he shows up to school in his undies, no one can believe their eyes? Whoa! How did their principal forget to wear clothes? One thing all the kids at PS 88 know for sure is that their favorite principal is never far from zany (mis)adventures.

Mr. Bundy's swept away! One second, PS 88's principal was visiting Ms. Tilly's class, and the next, army of brooms was flying everywhere, flip-flopping everything in its path. Who's behind this monstrous and magical mess? One thing all the kids at PS 88 know for sure is that their favorite principal is never far from zany (mis)adventures.

This is a variation on a familiar folktale. In this version a pair of tricksters make a suit of invisable cloth for the principal telling him that only people who are good at their jobs and intelligent can see the new suit, He ends up wearing it to school and a kindergarten girl tells everyone he is not wearing any clothes.

After the principal of P.S. 88 is turned into a frog by a bumbling magician, the frog bargains for the chance to act as principal until Mr. Bundy returns from his "family emergency."

The reader tries to find Rufus the dog as he hides in various parts of the house trying to delay the family picnic because he knows it is going to rain.

When Mr. Bundy and several teachers disappear and turn into spiders, the school doesn't have anyone in charge, and bumbling magician Marty Q. Marvel needs to save the day. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards.

Tells the story of Rosie, a therapy dog whose job is to cheer up the people she visits

When a mouse scurries into a house and starts to play jazz music, other animals join in, one by one, each using his or her own particular talent.

Rabbit plans to unbounce Tigger, but he discovers he likes a bouncy Tigger best.

An elf will grant Mr. Bundy three wishes if he saves the elf's tree but be careful what you wish for.