It's Halloween! Little Critter and Little Sister are going to a spooky party at a haunted house. Bobbing for apples and playing Pin the Broom on the Witch are fun-but what kinds of monsters, mummies, and skeletons are lurking in the shadows? Pull back the big flaps to find out.

Invites youngsters to unfold the flaps to discover the magic of Christmas along with Little Critter and his family.

Little Critter has few material possessions but learns to be thankful for his very loving family.

Little Critter and his family celebrate Easter.

Little Critter learns about global warming and tries to do his part to help the environment by recycling, not wasting energy, and planting a tree.

Little Critter and his family have too much stuff they don't use, so they plan a yard sale where they post flyers, sell old furniture and toys, and bake cookies for the neighborhood.

Little Critter wants to go camping but is he too little to go by himself? With help from his Mom and Dad, he finds a site, pitches a tent, and cooks his meal.

Little Critter is frustrated with his small size and he tries to find ways to make himself grow, until his grandfather shows him that being bigger is not always better.

When Little Critter searches for his missing sock all over the house, the yard, and the neighborhood, he is surprised by all the lost treasures he finds during his hunt.

Little Critter visits a science museum with his classmates where they play with a tornado machine, build a potato battery, and experiment with a giant magnifying glass.