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The Space Slugs need a hero One afternoon, Tommy Frasier finds a talking slug hiding in his refrigerator. Things get crazier from there. Soon, Tommy is traveling across the galaxy, fighting space pirates and Arctic Viking Ducks, to help his slimy new friends. Will he save the planet of the slugs? Find out inside Ages 7 and up

Stickley Smythe is spending the summer at Bright River Tennis Academy. He's playing against top competition and learning from the best tennis coaches in the country.But something isn't quite right. Everyone else thinks the camp is perfectly normal, but Stickley can't help asking questions, such as: "Why does the camp pro never go out in the sunlight?" "Why are they building coffins in arts and crafts class?" "Why do the villagers across the river fear the camp so much?" and, most importantly: "Why did he agree to come here in the first place?" As Stickley works to unravel the mystery, he realizes that he's staying at no ordinary summer camp. Instead, he's stumbled upon the Tennis Camp of the Living Dead

Tommy Frasier's Second Adventure The Ultra Fun Habitat is the most exciting amusement park in the galaxy. It has rides, it has games, it has every kind of junk food and souvenir imaginable. It even has free tickets What could go wrong? Plenty. Tommy and his alien friends discover that it's easy to get into the Ultra Fun Habitat, but getting out will be their biggest challenge yet

Formula for Adventure: A teenage punk-rock drummer and her pesky younger brotherA doomed effort to get a good grade in science classA world-famous research institute, led by a fearless father and sonA terrible secret behind a beloved fast-food franchiseAn intergalactic beauty pageantA singing cockroach from the moonAn entire planet afraid to go to the mallA deranged plot to become the world's biggest pop starMix them all together and you get. . . Confused? No A hilarious novel by Quentin Dodd? Yes

Heavy Metal Horror Sixteen year-old Hal Hughes loves three things: his camera, his girlfriend, and heavy metal from the 1980s. Possibly not in that order. John Graze, a local recluse and former frontman for the legendary band Left Hand Ritual, is Hal's idol. When Hal learns that Graze has come out of hiding, he's curious. When Hal finds out that his girlfriend Macie's high school musical has Graze as an advisor, he's absolutely mystified. Hal spies on the former metal god and sees him performing strange, gruesome rituals. With the assistance of an eccentric expert on sorcery, Hal discovers the horrible fate in store for Macie and the rest of the musical cast. Soon Hal is fighting off warlocks, creatures, medieval re-enactors, and rivals for Macie's love. Time is running out and John Graze's magic is getting more powerful by the day. Can Hal stand up to the new master of evil?

All towns have secrets.Weird towns have weirder secrets.Welcome to the weirdest town of them all.Randall Stout moves with his family a to new town, and soon discovers that he's now living right in the center of the Indiana Rhombus. (It's similar to the Bermuda Triangle, but shaped like a rhombus. And in Indiana.) Here, there are strange things around every corner: The Faceless Farmer of Hubbard County. The Courthouse Phantom. The Wallace Point Mystery Spot. The Luminous Pork Tenderloin. But none of them are as strange as the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius.The Man-Goat is legendary, he's unexplainable, and for some reason he's in a very bad mood. He's on a rampage, and no one in town is safe from his vengeance or his terrible, terrible smell. To stop him, Randall and his new friends have to unravel a mystery that dates back to the founding of the town.That is, if they can avoid sinister scientists, feral cheerleaders, and the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius himself

All towns have secrets.Weird towns have weirder secrets.Welcome to the weirdest town of them all.Randall Stout moves with his family to a new town, and soon discovers that he's now living right in the center of the Indiana Rhombus. (It's similar to the Bermuda Triangle, but shaped like a rhombus. And in Indiana.) Here, there are strange things around every corner: The Faceless Farmer of Hubbard County. The Courthouse Phantom. The Wallace Point Mystery Spot. The Luminous Pork Tenderloin. But none of them are as strange as the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius.The Man-Goat is legendary, he's unexplainable, and for some reason he's in a very bad mood. He's on a rampage, and no one in town is safe from his vengeance or his terrible, terrible smell. To stop him, Randall and his new friends have to unravel a mystery that dates back to the founding of the town.That is, if they can avoid sinister scientists, feral cheerleaders, and the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius himself

Ghosts? Monsters? Warlocks? All in a day's work.Dean Sherwood likes to think he leads a simple life. He enjoys shopping for vintage clothes, listening to jazz records, and flirting with the owner of his neighborhood coffee shop. He works as a personal assistant for his bad-tempered uncle, and he is pathologically incapable of leaving well enough alone. One morning, while running an errand, Dean stumbles across a beautiful woman trapped in the basement of a local club's lodge. That would be surprising enough, but this woman also has a tail.Dean's seen this kind of thing before, though. Like his uncle before him, he moonlights as a supernatural investigator, and without a second thought he frees the creature from her enraged-and hungry-captors. Despite his uncle's encouragement to drop the case, Dean's curiosity compels him to find out more. Where did the woman with the tail come from? Who summoned her into our world, and why? He tries to infiltrate the insular world of the club, but gets tangled up with a pair of self-taught wizards. They're hunting the creature themselves, and they aren't pleased to find Dean getting in the way.Time quickly runs short. The creature's beauty draws people like moths to a flame, and she kills without warning or explanation, guided by her own inexplicable logic. If Dean can't find a way to stop her, more deaths will surely follow. Then, just as he thinks he's found a solution, another monster appears. It's a huge, shapeless thing made of thorns and malice, out of control and commanding a power that no earthly force can match. Dean must juggle both threats, defend the innocent club members, and prevent the two wizards from inflaming the situation. If he fails, dozens of lives will be in danger. But even worse than that, he'll have to admit it all to his uncle