"Daniel Tiger's school is putting on a special talent show and everyone is performing their special talents. Daniel sings, Katerina dances, Prince Wednesday does magic tricks, and Miss Elaina puts on a puppet show. But what can O the Owl do? With a little help from his friends, O learns that he doesn't have to sing or do magic tricks to be special. He is special just the way he is!"--Page 4 of cover.

When his father gives Daniel his old bike, Daniel discovers he must keep trying when learning something new seems difficult.

After he meets a new friend, who likes to play similar games and loves the same color, Daniel notices that she walks with braces on her legs, but he soon realizes that though she walks differently from him, they are the same in many other ways.

While playing on a homemade obstacle course, Daniel Tiger learns to play gently with his baby sister, Margaret.

Daniel finds many things to see and do on the long trip to his grandfather's house.

Daniel Tiger is scared to attend his first day of school, but relaxes when Teacher Harriet and the other students talk about all the fun things they will do.

The Tiger Family is heading out on a road trip to Grandpere's house! At first, Daniel doesn't know what to expect on the ride, but when Mom Tiger gives him a helpful map, he learns that there are so many exciting things to do and see when you're on a trip with your family.

"Daniel's friends look diferent today! Prince Wednesday isn't wearing his glasses, teacher Harriet changed her hair, and even Daniel can't wear his red sweater. You can change your hair or what you wear, but no matter what you do, you're still you!" --

It's a snowy day in the Neighborhood, and Daniel Tiger can't wait to play outside. Miss Elaina comes over to Daniel's house. Before they can go outside, Daniel learns that playtime in the snow is only grr-ific when he wears clothes that will keep him warm. Daniel also discovers that when an activity such as sledding or ice skating seems scary and hard to do, he can try a little bit at a time and then it's easier.

Daniel Tiger loves being a good friend, whether he's at school or learning something new. This sweet, lyrical storybook features a padded cover, soft flocking, and glossy pages. On the last spread of the book, Daniel Tiger pops up to say "Ugga Mugga" to the reader!