What happens when Beebs, the bumbling, fumbling grandpa, takes Grandma and his grandson on a camping trip deep in the wilderness? Aren't there bears in those woods? Does Beebs know what he's doing, or what he's getting himself into? What happens when he tries to pitch a tent? Or when he meets a porcupine on a one-way tree? Somehow he manages to build a campfire without setting the woods on fire. But sitting around a campfire at night, listening to a scary ghost story, is the last thing Beebs needs. Join the fun and the laughter as Beebs faces one misadventure after another.

Life was good for brothers Blitz and Blatz. Born of royalty, living in an elegant palace, feasting on plentiful, delicious food, they had no worries, no concerns. Their extravagant and decadent lifestyle excluded any thought or concern for the poor or the hungry. They had no idea how the other half lived, nor did they care. Until one day, they were evicted suddenly and unexpectedly from their lap of luxury, and found themselves living in a dumpster, scrounging for scraps of food in a dilapidated alley. Now the two brothers constantly fought misery and hunger. Convinced that there was no...

Uh, oh Now what's Beebs up to? Fishing? You gotta be kidding Is it safe for the bumbling, fumbling Beebs to be in a boat, out on a lake? What if he falls overboard? Does he know how to swim? Poor Beebs means well, but he just can't seem to get anything right. Instead of catching a fish, he manages to catch a wig and yanks it right off the head of a lady fisherman who is anchored nearby. Not the best way to make friends And if that's not enough, Beebs does in fact fall overboard and his young grandson has to rescue him with an oar. And when Beebs finally scrambles back into the boat, he...

How do you fail show-and-tell? One litle boy fails miserably at show-and-tell, time after time. Each time he tries too hard to impress his classmates, which only leads to chaos and the boy being sent home from school. But one day, he hits on a new idea that changes show-and-tell for the rest of his school days and makes him the school hero thereafter. Find out what he does to finally win the esteem and approval of his teacher and classmates. Written in verse, this hilarious story is sure to delight kids (and their parents and grandparents) of all ages.