Wendy K. Gray

Sidewalk Stories Meet Moby Mutt is the third book in the Sidewalk Stories Series. Trevor Gribben simply doesn't know what to do with his dog, Moby Mutt, who won't listen to him. Trevor wants to be a responsible dog owner but he's out of ideas! Good thing he's best friends with Bethany Butterfly and knows how to sing the Stop-Think-Act song to activate the Magical ABC Sidewalk. Join the journey of ideas how to get Moby Mutt to listen up as Trevor discovers...

Enjoy all the musical numbers included in this version of Sidewalk Stories The Lemonade Landing Mat, including the Stop-Think-Act original song, three others and a bonus song at the end! Listeners will join Bethany Butterfly and friends as they journey down The Magical ABC Sidewalk to assess and eliminate ideas through trial and error and creative problem solving. In the first Sidewalk Story, The Lemonade Landing Mat written by Wendy K Gray, Kian...

Bailey's been put in charge for a day, and he lets it go to his head. He turns into a control freak and makes the other kids' lives very difficult. The kids find a variety of ways of dealing with his attitude, until at last he realizes he's been behaving poorly.

When a casual remark by Chloe is misinterpreted, all of Horseland thinks she's mastered a complex series of jumps. They urge her to represent them at an upcoming competition. Chloe likes the attention she's getting and can't bring herself to correct the misunderstanding.

When Pepper gets hurt during a jumping exercise, Zoey turns her back on her, even talking of getting a new horse - although it is obvious to everyone else that Pepper will soon get well. The kids must help Zoey deal with her fear of being too attached to Pepper and then losing her.

Molly just doesn't get along with Chloe's horse Chili. They have a mutual lack of respect. So, when circumstances force them together for a long trail ride, the tension is comically palpable. But when they get separated from the others on the trail ride, they have to overcome their differences, and work together to get home.

Sarah has formed a real bond with a reclusive old stable cat. The Horseland animals love him, too – he's a comical, eccentric character. When Mosey dies, Sarah has real trouble with the loss. Her friends try to help her through it, but, in the end, it's Will who helps her deal with her emotions by encouraging her to accept that her grief will be with her for a while.

Chili encounters a mysterious shaman-like horse one night in the meadow. The old horse teaches Chili a lesson about how the herd instinct (or being part of a society) is beneficial for the whole group.

Hardhearted Zoey develops real affection for an injured little bird, which she nurses back to health. Her feelings are so deep, she has trouble parting with the bird once it is well again. She learns real compassion when she finally lets it go.

In her frustration with Chloe & Zoey, Alma gets a reputation for "crying wolf" which is only partly deserved. When she actually sees a wolf on a trail ride, no one will believe her. She goes back to get evidence that she was telling the truth – and gets trapped by the wolf!