It started with a walk in the woods, and ended up with an overly fuzzy kid who finds himself howling at the moon. There is a way for Norman to get back to his old self, but there are two problems: he kind of likes being a wolf, and there's only a few more days until the next full moon...

Harry Stoner could sell anything. He could sell the public his new line of dresses year after year. He could sell the big store buyers his design in return for such bonuses as the luscious hooker Margo. He could sell his wife on the idea he was faithful, and a teenaged playmate on the idea he was hip. Then came the day when Harry Stoner's empire of fabric and flesh began to fall apart, and Harry had nothing left to sell - except what was left of himself.

Book by Martin, Norman, Lewis, Shari, Forward, Sharon

Sammy Baker, 12, is a quiet kid who wishes he wasn't so shy and timid. He is frightened but eager to prove he can be brave. On Halloween night, he follows his friends to the Barlow House, an abandoned mansion on the edge of the woods. It's rumored a

The Levines are finally getting a pet--a furry one that is. They are excited about adopting a kitty they name Jelly, but they don't get very far in the process when Ben starts sneezing. Oh no, he's allergic! Lola is devastated and sets out to find Je

Ty Sullivan likes to have more than one girlfriend. So when he gets a valentine from the mysterious Amy, he decides to go out with her. too. But Amy isn't like the other girls... She's dead.

It's Halloween and Monica Anderson is out trick-or-treating with her younger brother. They knock on the door of an old, creepy house and are met by a strange woman who pleads for their help. This sets her and her brother off on a Halloween mission th

Basketball clinics, a revolving door of coaches, incensed parents, and the importance of the right sneakers—is that what the game is about? Told from the perspective of four unlikely friends, Nora Raleigh Baskin's poignant novel focuses on the action, drama, and fun of playing ball and explores what it takes to be a winner of the game—both on the court and off.

Does Rory have a ghost of a chance? Now it's happened to Sebastian's little brother, Rory. One minute he's a normal little kid hanging out in his backyard. The next, he finds himself walking through stuff: the back porch, walls, even people! What's a monster-kid gonna do? Rory decides that he'll try and find some other sprits and ask them how to get "un-ghosted." So he heads up to the local haunted house to give it a try. What Rory doesn't know is that if he doesn't get the answer soon, he'll only have a ghost of a chance of ever being a kid again

After bidding her mother a tearful goodbye, Phoebe Dormouse sets off across the meadow with all her belongings in search of a new home

Hard to find

Isaac Babel was born in 1894 in that part of Odessa called Moldavanka. A protege and friend of Maxim Gorky, Babel came to prominence in the early 1920's with the publication of Red Cavalry, but as Stalin's repressive regime made the position of the creative writer increasingly difficult during the next decade, Babel published less and less. In 1939, he was arrested, and his papers, which were seized by the police, vanished with him. The charge against him is not known. A certificate delivered to the family shortly after Stalin died gives March 17, 1941, as the data of Babel's death, but mentions neither its cause nor where it had occurred. He was "rehabilitated" in 1954. His complete works were re-issued in Moscow in 1957.

When Jill's dog Fletcher disappears, she & pal, Gwen, know something is queer - Fletcher never even moves. They dog his trail until Fletcher is recovered, with wonderful consequences for all

Home alone Victor stays up late, visits the zoo, enjoys pizza with anchovies, and finally becomes one of the few people who know about a community of intelligent lizards which appears to have arrived from another planet

Offers children advice on making a book about themselves by drawing their parents, home, breakfast, school, friends, bathtime, and bed.

The adventures and mishaps that befall Artie Granick, a 13-year-old Brooklyn boy, when he moves to Florida. As he seeks companionship and excitement in his new home town, he learns to value his own abilities and succeeds in finding true friendship.

A small boy refuses to take a bath until his grandmother shows him how to make kid tea.