Dora and Boots find all sorts of items in Backpack that help them get eight books back to the library before it closes.

"Shh ... it's almost bedtime, and Dora and Boots are heading home. Along the way they hear some animal sounds. Who's making them? Readers can lift the flaps to find out--and learn to say good night, just like Dora!"

Along with a trusty map and Backpack, Dora helps her friends feel better by patching up "boo-boos" and commending bravery.

When Dora's grandma is too unwell to come to the family Christmas celebration, Dora and Boots use their Christmas presents to start a musical parade to abuela's house.

Dora and Boots try to locate Boots' stolen candy by following a candy trail through the Spooky Forest to a haunted house.

Dora and Boots visit Shape World to help a friend.

Dora describes all the things for which she is most thankful.

Dora and Boots take a trip over Cupcake Mountain and across Chocolate Lake to deliver a Valentine's Day surprise to Dora's grandma, and along the way, they see all of their friends exchanging valentine treats. A lift-the-flap story.

Dora's teacher has to get to school before the students do, but her bicycle just got a flat tire. Can Dora and Boots help their teacher get to school in time?