Yoko simply can't wait for her first day of school. She wants to make new friends, feed the goldfish, and string a necklace of colored beads. But Yoko doesn't want Mama to leave! What is she never returns?

When Mrs. Jenkins annuonces that her class of stars is going to put on a school play about dental hygiene, everyone is thrilled! But when Mrs. Jenkins assigns roles, Yoko gets a clinker—the cavity! What will she do?

Mrs. Jenkins' class is all dressed up for the Halloween Parade. But when a class bully arrives on the scene and threatens to scare a shy playschooler and ruin the day, it's Yoko (dressed as a sushi roll) and Timothy (dressed as spinach) to the rescue!

Mrs. Jenkins' class loves drawing dinosaurs...everyone except Doris. Doris feels bad when no one compliments her painting of swirls and blobs. It's only after a day at the museum that the class learns about prehistoric creatures and famous modern artists!

Love is in the air! Mrs. Jenkins asks her class to celebrate Valentine's Day the nice way—by making special valentines for everyone. There's plenty of red-hot zingers, Mount Fuji drops, peppermint hearts, and glitter to go around, making this the best Valentine's Day ever.

Achoo! Someone is spreading germs in class. Quick-thinking Mrs. Jenkins saves the day, with the help of the clean hands song and a super high tech germ detecting machine.

Yoko & Friends: School Days #7: The Secret Birthday: Yoko & Friends School Days: The Secret Birthday - Book #7

Once Upon a Time, Yoko pretended she coudl neither read nor write. She was afraid that her mama would no longer read her stories is she knew she could read them by herself. Of course, when Yoko's secret is revealed, Mama promises they'll always share story time. Thsi thoughtful story highlights reading as a source of comfort, security and sharing.

Yoko & Friends: School Days #9: Bubble Gum Radar: Yoko & Friends School Days: Bubble Gum Radar - Book #9

Timothy doesn't play an instrument, but he's determined to have a solo in the clas talent show. How can he learn enough about music to shine on stage? His good friend, Yoko, knows how: practice, practice, practice.