Recognize literary elements (genre, plot, character, setting, theme, problem/resolution)

In Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett, a girl named Annabelle has an unending supply of yarn that helps her knit for everyone and everything in town until the archduke decides he wants the yarn for himself.

In Going Places by Peter and Paul Reynolds, Rafael and Maya receive identical go-cart kits for the Going Places contest. How they go about building them is very different.

In this twisted tale, a bear brings a boy home, asking "Can I keep him?" Amusement for the reader will ensue because the child, newly named Squeaker, doesn't really make a good pet and should be returned to his rightful habitat.