"Find the cow who jumped over the moon... Find Little Bo Peep's lost sheep... Find the Owl and the Pussycat... Look carefully as you turn each page! Find your favorite nursery rhyme characters hiding throughout this [book]"--Back cover.

Prince Aleck tells his point of view of planning a fake marriage with Kim to see if Marlina was a mermaid.

"Puss's boots need mending, so he visits the elves and the shoemaker and helps them in return"--Provided by the publisher.

During story time the Gingerbread man comes alive, so the children make haste and quickly give chase but he runs too fast and is helped from a storybook cast.

Dame Bothel tells her point of view of raising Rapunzel, who had to have so much shampoo, and of the trickery that made Dame the captive in the tower.

Hansel and Gretel will not listen to their storyteller. For one thing, who leaves a trail of bread crumbs lying around, when there are people starving? Not Hansel, that's for sure! And that sweet old lady who lives in a house made of cookies and candy? There's no way she's an evil witch! As for Gretel, well, she's about to set the record straight--after all, who says the story can't be called Gretel and Hansel? It's time for these wacky siblings to...

Prince Charming tries all sorts of silly ways to wake Sleeping Beauty before he learns how he is really supposed to wake her up.

To rescue Rapunzel from her tower, a prince yells for her to throw down her hair; but being too far away to hear clearly, she tosses out various items from her room, including her maid.