Follow Harold Helperdoodle and his marvelous magic marble as he comes to the rescue of some very special characters caught up in comical, quirky situations.

Spot goes to school to be with his best friends, Dick and Jane. Why does the principal have to be called, and what happens at recess

Humpty Dumpty had a great fall, a really nasty one that broke his shell into millions of tiny bits. Can he be put back together again? What does the king say?

What about Jack? Can he retrieve the goose that lays golden eggs from the castle in the sky? Will his beanstalk ever be repaired and grow again, and why, oh why, can we only see the whites of the smelly giant's eyes?

And what about ugly Uncle Eddy? Can he scoot up Mt. Climb Me Not? What does he do when he can't take even one more step? What should he do?

And what exactly is that very special word that sets Harold and his marvelous magic marble in motion? And when all is said and done, what else really needs to be said and done?

This book teaches children to ask for help when needed and to remember to always say thank-you after help is given; that's just good manners!

A quirky, fun book for children using sing-song, repetition, counting, and various fun actions and incidents to promote the socially accepted norm of manners.