Dahl, Michael

In rhyming text, a child, home from a game, bids goodnight to all the sights and sounds of a school soccer game.

Compares DC super heroes to the strength of family connections.

Text and illustrations present a collection of jokes featuring Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and other DC superheroes.

Giraffe has outgrown his crib, and needs to graduate to a big boy bed.

Wonder Woman uses her magical bracelets to defeat the traps that Cheetah has laid for her in the jungles of South America, and capture her enemy.

As a young girl wearing a Wonder Woman t-shirt prepares to enter school, the superhero Wonder Woman also prepares for the challenges of the day. Both face their unique challenges head on and are prepared, brave, kind, honest, strong, and persistent. The young girl learns that heroes are not born, they are made.

Black Creek middle school football players are happy after a win at a rival school, but the bus that picks them up for the trip home is not the same as the one that brought them, and it is driven by a shadowy figure behind a plastic wall--but when the bus stops to pick up a passenger it turns out to be their dead coach and the terrified team does not know if he there to doom or save them from the School Bus of Horrors.

"The Lasso of Truth is one of the many weapons and trophies that fill the halls of Paradise Island's palace, and it is one of Wonder Woman's favorite tools, which she used to defeat her ancient enemy, Circe"--OCLC.

Erik has nightmares about dragons, and he is shocked when he looks in the mirror and sees a dragon face, but when a girl named Violet asks him to help find her brother he learns the secret of the dragon birthmark.

Andy, the new kid at school, has a tattoo on his arm that resembles Lizzie, the school's most popular girl, and he also has one really big secret.