Abby Klein

When the first grade has a Winter Olympics contest, Freddy helps his class win--and shows good sportsmanship at the same time.

Freddy is apprehensive about the haunted house that Chloe plans to have at her Halloween party but tries to hide his fear from his classmates.

Unhappy to be the only one in his class who still has not lost a tooth, first-grader Freddy tries to find a way to expedite matters but then is faced with another problem.

Freddy Thresher can't get any sleep. Every night, he has terrible, scary dreams about a vampire and he can't tell his friends and family because they'll think he's a baby. Freddy is exhausted because of the nightmares and has trouble staying awake in school. When Freddy finally tells his friends and family about his nightmares, they give him suggestions on how to deal with them.

Freddy can't wait for his Christmas presents, but what about the children who are less fortunate than Freddy?

Freddy tells the story of the Christmas visit of his twin cousins Kelly and Kasey.

Freddy's first grade class is learning all about penguins. When the class discovers some are endangered, they want to help. Can Freddy come up with a good plan to save the penguins?

Freddy and his classmates are going to participate in a Bike-a-Thon to help raise money for a local animal shelter, and Freddy needs to learn how to ride a two-wheeler.

Freddy's success at the science fair is in jeopardy when he mother throws out his project.

First-grader Freddy, who is afraid of the dark, is apprehensive about going on a wilderness camping trip.