After playtime, Little Tiger has to pick up all his toys.

Chicken decides to hold a party, but Cockerel makes trouble by trying to exclude the animals he thinks are too untidy.

"Kiki and Jax are best friends, but they couldn't be more different. The one thing they always agree on is how much fun they have together. But when things start to get in the way, can they make space for what has always sparked joy--each other?" -- Provided by publisher.

Teaflet and her brother, Roog, are ready to throw their annual strawberry jam party for their friends in Trefldom. They want it to be the best party ever, even ten times better than the best party ever! But the inspector of neatness is coming to examine their higgledy-piggledy house from top to bottom. If she finds even one pinch of dirt, or one messy bed, the party will be canceled. Teaflet promises to clean while Roog bakes for the party. But will...

Angus, a very messy monster who lives with his parents in Loch Ness, learns an important lesson about picking up after himself.

Fourth-grader Frankie Piccolini has a vivid imagination when it comes to cleaning his disastrously messy room, but eventually even he decides that it is just too dirty.

"Digger wants to play baseball with his friends. But he isn't allowed to go out until he's cleaned his room. Digger starts cleaning at top speed, but the faster he moves the messier his room gets. His big tail and big feet aren't helping! Will Digger win the race to tidy his room and get to the game on time?"--Publisher's statement on Amazon.com.

When Daddy is unhappy about the mess after a pillow fight, JoJo thinks of the perfect gift.

"When Mr. Russet finds a large, lumpy potato on the couch he is outraged and begins a potato protest, refusing to do any more tidying up. Other family members see the spud differently, playing with it, dressing it up, and even giving the potato its own cushion on the couch. As the house gets messier and messier, Mr. Russet can't take it any longer. He picks up the potato, tidies up and then serves his family a most surprising supper..."--

In today's world, kids are overwhelmed with activities and schoolwork. Help them stay organized with this humorous story which teaches the steps to getting organized. This is the fourth book in the Executive FUNction Series.--Publisher.