"I always look out for my friends—even if they're turkeys " Michelle and her family are spending Thanksgiving on a farm, where she meets a brand-new friend, Tom—a turkey She plays with Tom, cleans his cage, and feeds him. Then she discovers that Tom will soon be feeding her—he's going to be Thanksgiving dinner Oh, no Michelle has to do something fast Can she cook up a plan in time to save the Turkey's neck?

After Michelle tells her classmates her favorite substitue stories, they use the tricks on the new sub. Michelle gets in big trouble, and as punishment, is asked to teach the class while the sub acts like the brattiest kid ever.

If anyone finds out Michelle's agreed to help two sets of friends work on solar systems for the science fair, she'll be in a world of trouble.

Starting a kids-only newspaper that everyone hates, Michelle decides to boost her ratings by devoting an issue to teacher gossip and is tempted to look in Ms. Iburg's secret box for material. Original.

In an effort to become "cool," Michelle changes her name, carries a guitar, and hangs out with "alternative" kids, until she realizes that she has begun lying to her friends and must decide who she really is. Original.

Thinking that fellow camper Elizabeth, a know-it-all, is positively ruining her family's camping trip, Michelle wonders about what Elizabeth really knows when they both get lost in the woods. Original.

Michelle can't believe it. Her new friend, Alta Jacobson, just uninvited Michelle to her big Christmas party. And it's all her cousin Marshall's fault?

Michelle has just been picked to be on the all-star soccer team, but with all that soccer practice, there isn't time for studying. So Michelle has a super idea—she'll give up sleeping. (Digest) .

Teasing her friends with the contents of her April Fool's practical joke kit, Michelle enjoys a lot of compliments and attention until someone decides to get back at her. Original.

Michelle is elated to be going to a circus camp this summer, where she is set to perform in a real show as a trapeze artist, until she discovers that she is deeply afraid of heights. Original.

Michelle told everyone at school that she wanted a pet and now she has three of them. The only thing she doesn't have is permission from her dad to keep the pets.

Michelle's pen pal Darla is really showing Michelle up: she's from England and she's a supermodel. That's why Michelle tells Darla she's the host of a new television show. But there's just one problem—Darla's about to find out that Michelle lied

Michelle can't wait for the school's "Green Christmas" contest to begin. If she completes the most earth-friendly activities she'll win a really cool prize.

When Michelle twists her ankle, she pretends it hurts more than it does. Now she's getting all the attention she ever wanted. Except that Michelle's supposed to try out for a tap dancing show. How can she dance when she shouldn't be walking?

The turtle races are in town and Michelle borrows a cute little turtle named Zoom for the big event. But Michelle has a problem: Zoom is really s-l-o-w. Now there's no way she'll win.

Although everyone is telling her that she is too young to take the responsibility for baby-sitting, Michelle is sure that she can do the job, until she gets her big chance and loses the baby in the process. Original.

When Michelle and Stephanie get into a fight and Michelle wishes that Stephanie would move out of their room, she regrets her hasty wish when Stephanie actually moves out and decides to throw her a surprise birthday party to make everything better, but things only get worse. Original.

Michelle wants to win the father/daughter bake-off at the Harvest Festival, but with the contest looming, she cannot seem to keep the pie off the kitchen floor. Original.

Michelle decides to run for class president and has some super ideas for the fourth grade. She thinks winning is going to be a cinch. But nothing is easy when you're up against Rachel Tilly. Because Rachel will do anything to win—and she has a lot of tricks up her sleeve.

Michelle's excited about beginning her work as class president, but she made one campaign promise she's going to have a hard time keeping: How on earth is she going to get the Ginger Girls to sing at her school? Sure, the famous pop group is in town for a huge concert, but can Michelle convince them to perform for her class?

Everyone in Michelle's class is going to start a business, and she gets to start one with her two best friends—Cassie and Mandy.

"When I find gold I'll buy everything I ever wanted!" No fair! Michelle has her eye on a shiny new bicycle, but Dad won't buy it for her. Then she finds out her family's house is sitting right on top of an old gold mine! Now Michelle knows just how to get her bike. She's going to dig for gold and buy it herself! But things get out of hand when Michelle's friends come over to help. Will Michelle find gold and get rich, rich, rich? Or wilI she just be grounded, grounded, grounded?

"I wanted to give Denise good luck for Field Day. But not my good luck!" Michelle and her classmates really want to win at Field Day—no matter what it takes. That's why Michelle helps her friend Denise Chow become a fast runner. She even gives Denise her lucky sweatshirt to wear on the big day. But now Michelle is the one who's losing races—to Denise! She has to get that lucky sweatshirt back. Or else she'll never win again!

"Woof!" Michelle's fourth-grade class has the chance to be in a really cool dog food commercial. All the kids have to do is get Ernest the dog to like them—and they're in the commercial! > Michelle thinks it's going to be a snap. After all, she's got lots of experience with dogs. But when it's her turn to meet the star pup, she gets the surprise of her life. Ernest barks. Ernest whines. Ernest doesn't like her at all! Oh, no!

MICHELLE MY YEAR OF FUN BOOK Hi! I'm Michelle Tanner. Guess what? I've got a whole year of F-U-N planned just for you! Check out My Year of Fun Book. It's packed with cool crafts, delicious recipes, giggly games, and terrific brainteasers. And there's my special list of the top five things to do every single month! So what are you waiting for? Let's have some fun!

Michelle ""I was just trying to be nice "" Michelle has an awesome New Year's resolution. She plans to be super-nice to everyone she knows. That's why Michelle offers Rachel Tilly her flower girl job at the "Yuks on Ice" comedy skating show. But then she finds out that Rachel won't be skating in a sparkly costume. Instead, Rachel has to wear a penguin suit. Even worse, she's going to get a pie smashed in her face Michelle's got to find a way to get Rachel out of the show. Before her super-nice plan turns into a super-duper disaster

"Not funny!" Michelle's class play is a comedy, and she's got the biggest role! Her teacher says she's a natural comic. But Rachel Tilly says Michelle will totally flop on stage. And she's right! During rehearsal, Michelle can't get anyone to laugh. Not even giggle. Now Michelle might lose her part—if she doesn't get funny fast!

When the friend who was supposed to take care of Michelle's guinea pig, Sunny, while she is at camp has to back out at the last moment, Michelle takes Sunny with her, and then has to figure out a way to keep him hidden, in a story that also includes a section on camp life.When her friend is unable to take care of Michelle's guinea pig, Sunny, while she is at camp, Michelle takes Sunny with her, and then has to figure out a way to keep him hidden, in a story that also includes a section on camp life.

"Fourth graders never quit " It's time for the Fall Fantasy parade. And this year Michelle and Zachary Chin, the fifth-grade class president, are in charge of their school's float. But planning a float is a lot harder than it seems. First, Zachary won't listen to any of Michelle's ideas—just because she's in the fourth grade. Then, when things get tough, he quits. Now Michelle's on her own, and the float is a total mess What is she going to do?

"I love you beary much " What luck Michelle finds a website that's giving away free teddy bears. And she quickly orders a whole bunch for her and her classmates. But Michelle soon learns that luck had nothing to do with it. The teddies weren't really free. And now Michelle has to get them all back. Or else she'll be stuck with one "beary" big bill