In this episode, we start with a classic tale titled "The Search for the Magic Lake", then we conclude with Edgar Allan Poe's "The Purloined Letter".

In this episode, the classic tale of being careful of what you wish for is told in "The Golden Touch" and then Jack and Annie begin a new set of adventures with a trip to the doomed ship Titanic!

In this episode, we hear the classic story of "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" in out first story.  In the second story, Jack and Annie are transported by The Magic Tree House to Ancient Greece and The Olympics!

In this episode, we learn about a baby kangaroo that finally finds the courage to leave momma in "Pouch!" and then we conclude the book "Wrestling Sturbridge."

In this episode, we learn about a little pig's effort to give his Mama a birthday gift in "A Mud Pie For Mother", then we find out about "Snowmen at Night.  Then we end with a story about a group of high schoolers in "Wrestling Sturbridge."

In this episode, a little bear's imagination leads to an afternoon of adventure on "Cooper's Rainy Day".  Then one man's greed and sense of personal safety is severely tested in Louis L'Amour's "Trap of Gold".

In this episode, we hear the fantastic tale of a young duck on the Yangtze River in "The Story About Ping".  We end the night with the harrowing tale of two youngsters escaping the Nazi's in "I Survived the Nazi Invasion, 1944."

In this episode, the true story of a rescued dog is featured in "Little Dog Lost." Our second story is a "moving" tale of survival.

In this episode, we hear the story of "Old Bear and His Cub", and learn about the importance of listening to each other. Then we return back to a day that will live in infamy, with "I Survived The Attack of Pearl Harbor, 1941".

In this episode, the theme of nature is the focus. In the first story, which takes place on the dry plains of Africa, we hear the story of "Bringing The Rain To Kapiti Plain." In the second story of the night, the Jack London tale is told of a man's fateful decision to travel alone through the brutal cold in the Yukon in the short story "To Build A Fire."