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"Pablo and his dad are ready for a fun day together at the farmer's market-what's better than a bike ride, doughnuts, and hot apple cider? But Pablo's dad says that everything Pablo picks out is too big for him. It's just no fair! What if he was in charge and his dad was the kid, Pablo wonders. And his dad stops to think about it, too. This light-hearted but thoughtful look at fairness introduces a important subject that everyone encounters throughout...

Elizabeth, the second-grade sister of Justin Case, is excited about her first homework assignment but it leads her to start a protest of alphabetical order.-- Provided by Publisher.

A very patient father offers increasingly imaginative explanations for his child's complaints about the many things in her life that she considers unfair--like having to go to bed early.

"When Miss Elaina needs a bandage on her hand, she notices there aren't any bandages that match her skin tone. That doesn't seem fair! Come along as Miss Elaina and Daniel Tiger go to the Crayon Factory and make a bandage that is just right for her." -- Provided by publisher.

Albert the mouse wants to make sure that his big sister Wanda never gets more of anything, so he carefully keeps score and learns a lesson about fairness. Math concept: comparing numbers.