Standiford, Natalie

After a burglary in the neighborhood, Roy's dad insists that Space Dog guard the house. Space Dog can spell and talk but scaring away robbers is not something Space Dog does.

A spaceship crashes in Roy's backyard and brings Space Dog to his home. But he is no ordinary dog--he reads the paper, eats pizza, and does not want to act like an animal.

A weekend at Granny's for Roy and his parents means a vacation for Space Dog. He can walk on two feel and eat normal food!, but while Roy is gone the dog catcher gets Space Dog.

It is 1982 and nineteen-year-old Laura Reid is spending a semester in Leningrad studying Russian, but when she meets Alyosha she discovers the dissident Russia--a world of wild parties, underground books and music, love, and constant danger.

When their parents go out to a party, two little monkeys make mischief while their baby sitter thinks they are being good.

Elle Woods, sophomore in high school, falls in love with the star of her high school's basketball team and decides to revive the spirit of the team and its cheerleaders.

Space Dog, who is really an alien from the planet Queekrg, has a hard time pretending to be a watchdog when Roy's father goes away on a business trip.

Roy, who has always wanted a dog, thinks he's found the perfect pet when an explorer from the planet Queekrg, whose inhabitants are all dogs, crash lands in the backyard.

The love lives of Holly, Madison, and Lina grow ever more complicated as the girls prepare to visit Stanford University: Lina sees Dan with his new love, Madison struggles to stay faithful to Stephen, and Holly gets herself enveloped in Britta's intense first relationship.

Three sophomore girls at the Rosewood School for Alternative Gifted Education decide to protest when their blog, The Dating Game, is banned from the campus Website because of inappropriate content.