Different animals have different activities, but they all need to sleep. Told in rhyme. Text on one page is meant to be read by a parent/adult while text on a facing page is simple enough to be read by a child just learning to read.

"These riddle rhymes offer a lot of fun as they help prepare your child for reading by promoting awareness of rhyming sounds and words that rhyme. They also help develop critical-thinking skills, as your child thinks about responses to each riddle."--Page 4 of cover.

Sam is a dragon who doesn't want to share - not his toys, not his books, and especially not his treasure map. When Sam's cousin, Tess, comes to visit, Sam refuses to share anything with her. However, when Tess starts to cry, Sam remembers a time when he felt really sad. In the end he decides to share his special treasure map with Tess, and together they discover and share a fabulous treasure.