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Private Notes
Zaidie Saul sees a legendary sea serpent known as "Boggy," but everyone assumes it's just another one of his tall tales. Jacob sets out to prove his Zaidie is telling the truth, and triggers a sea serpent mania that could endanger the shy and peaceful beast—if she really exists, that is.
Jacob’s well-meaning efforts to make his Aunty Good For You’s ‘Good For You’ cookies taste good too leads her into a business partnership with unsavory con man Carl Fester King. Jacob tries to rescue his Aunt’s recipe and her good reputation.
While playing with walkie-talkies borrowed from X. Barnaby Dinglebat, Jacob suspects his Mom is the ring leader of a band of spies after hearing radio interference. He finds that once the Canadian Armed Forces are on red alert, they won’t quit until they get their man... or Mom as the case may be.
Miss Darling Sweetiepie’s stint as a substitute teacher leads her to instill old fashioned values in her students by turning them into a bunch of mindless, well behaved zombies. A school full of mindless zombies is the answer to Principal Greedyguts’ wildest dreams.
Jacob and friends travel to Ottawa to confront the Wicked Glitch after Jacob’s life is turned upside down thanks to Prime Minister Perry Pleaser’s under-budgeted attempt to bring Canada into the computer age.
When Jacob accidentally switches brains with Principal Greedyguts he decides to make the best of a bad situation by making life better at Dreary Meadows School. Meanwhile Greedyguts does his best to make life miserable for Jacob.
Jacob finds life on Miss Sour Pickle’s good side is even worse than being on her bad side. When he attempts to restore the proper order he only becomes even more of a ‘teacher's pet’.
A pesky love bug buzzes into Jacob’s life, causing Melinda to think he has a big crush on her, making Valentine’s even more terrifying than usual.
An off limits portable classroom and the sudden appearance of a muscle-bound supply teacher with a monotone accent (that strangely resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger) adds up to Jacob being the ‘chosen one’ who is destined to save all of mankind from some terrible future fate. Renee attempts to get the boys to say "personkind" instead of "mankind."
