Snowball, the Little's cat, doesn't have a great fondness for Stuart. When Stuart gets himself caught in the shade, Snowball takes advantage of the situation to make things appear much worse!

Stuart and his family work to make the bathroom accessible to Stuart for washing up.

From ChazStories.com. Stuart is a great help and loving son but his parents are concerned about protecting him from things that could give him nightmares.

Classic Children Stories Series: E.B. White, author of "Charlotte's Web", also wrote "Stuart Little", the story of a mouse born to a family in New York City. Stuart proves how valuable he can be to his family and proves a hero to his mother in this first chapter.

The four children love their grandfather and are so happy to live with him in their new home. But it's not long before they feel nostalgic for the old boxcar. One day when they are away for the day with Dr. Moore, their grandfather has a BIG surprise awaiting them when they get home.

A friendly man is invited over to Dr. Moore's house while Violet continues to recover from her illness. There's something very familiar about him to Henry but he can't quiet remember where he's seen him before. When he does, he is stunned!

When Violet comes down very sick, Henry and Jessie decide to risk telling Dr. Moore, afraid she may have to go to the hospital and give away their identity.

When Dr. Moore takes Henry to see the annual Race Day races, Henry decides to enter the Free-for-All. The winner earns a trophy and a $25 prize (that's a lot for when this story was written!) from the rich mill owner James Henry Alden.

All the Boxcar Children are invited to help pick cherries at Dr. Moore's cherry orchard. Everybody falls in love with the four children nobody seems to know where they are from. But when Dr. Moore picks up the newspaper that night, he learns the secret the children have been trying to keep quiet.

It's a Sunday and Henry has the day off. He and his sisters and brother build a swimming pool in the creek the runs by the boxcar.