Roscoe Riley Rules Books in Order

Roscoe Riley wants a trophy, but his dog refuses to learn tricks for the pet contest. Trading his grandmother's handmade sweater for a trained poodle seems like a shortcut, until the bargain creates new problems.

When his classmates won't sit still for a school performance, Roscoe Riley decides to help his teacher. His solution involves glue, turning a well-meant plan into trouble and teaching him that good intentions aren't always enough.

Roscoe Riley is determined to behave on his class trip to an apple orchard. Staying out of trouble proves difficult when an enormous apple attraction enters the picture, leaving him in a very sticky situation.

Roscoe's stuffed pig, Hamilton, has disappeared, and he suspects the class bully took it. Stealing the bully's teddy bear seems like fair revenge, but Roscoe must face the consequences of acting before he knows the truth.

Roscoe promises to tap-dance with his friend Emma at the school talent show. When older boys tease him for dancing, he has to decide whether their opinions matter more than keeping his promise to a friend.

Roscoe hopes to win candy for himself and books for his school library by guessing a giant pumpkin's weight. A black cat makes him worry about bad luck as his contest plans turn into another misadventure.

Talking shoes are the latest classroom craze, but Gus can't get a pair until his old sneakers wear out. Roscoe offers to help speed things along, discovering that helping a friend can lead to trouble.