Dahl, Michael

A collection of easy-to-read jokes and riddles about school.

Presents an illustrated story which provides information about the life and behavior of the brachiosaurus, features facts about the long-necked dinosaur, and explains how scientists learn about the prehistoric animals.

Introduces a variety of sounds that are made by animals.

An easy-to-read collection of riddles about strawberries, alphabet soup, and other foods.

Test pilot Hal Jordan is recruited to join an intergalactic law enforcement squadron, but when a traitor is discovered within the group Hal must truly--and quickly--become a super hero.

When a jet crashes near Paradise Island, young Princess Diana ask permission to enter the world of mortals. Her mother, Queen Hippolyta holds a competition of skill and determination to see who will go, but Diana is not permitted to enter. Disguised, Diana enters the competition in order to prove she is indeed a Wonder Woman.

A young girl eats special candies given to her by her aunt Pandora to gain superpowers and fight evil.

When swimmers begin to disappear from the boys' swim team at Halo McNightly's school, she starts to look into things and uses her special candy to turn into various underwater creatures in order to defeat the deadly mermaid whose cave is connected to the school's pool.

When a boy inspects an unusual slow globe in a store window, little does he know that the snow globe belongs to an evil store owner with suspicious intentions.

Uses marine animals, such as twelve jellyfish and two seals, to count down from twelve to one. Readers are invited to find hidden numbers.