fictitious characters

"A woman in a fancy suit has shown up unexpectedly and unannounced at Kip's apartment, and she's asking questions Kip doesn't want to answer about all odd characters who've escaped her imagination. The Odds have no choice but to go on the run! But running away isn't as simple as should be--not when Lance the rabbit and Ninja-Nina are dueling, Racer's trying to drive everywhere but straight ahead, Booster the rooster wants to leave, and Unicorn and the family cat just can't seem to get along. Kip is hiding secrets from her dad, Diana the dinosaur keeps scaring Kip, and the Woman in the Suit seems to know their every move"--Provided by publisher.

Tells the story of a nameless author as he moves from airport to bookship to chain hotel, on a tour for his new bestselling book which people keep telling him is a "hell of a book", where he experiences, or witnesses, racism, police violence, and the hidden costs exacted upon not only African Americans, but on America as a whole.

Text and illustrations introduce the heroes and villains of the animated television program, Star wars, galaxy of adventures.

Text and illustrations introduce the female heroes of the television program "Star Wars, Forces of Destiny.".

Follows the adventures of storybook and nursery rhyme characters who live side-by-side with humans.

All of the Gabba gang pretend to be superheroes, and they form a super team.

Simple text challenges young readers to identify the creatures and characters from the "Star Wars" universe featured in close-up movie stills.

Best friends Libby Deaton and May Harper invented Princess X when they were in fifth grade, but when the car Libby is in goes off a bridge, she is presumed dead, and the story came to an end--except now, three years later, Princess X is suddenly everywhere, with a whole underground culture focused on a webcomic, and May believes her friend must be alive.

Simple text and stills from the "Star Wars" movies introduce young readers to the life and adventures of protocol droid C-3P0.

Profiles many fictional figures from literature, myth, film, and other sources that hve shaped society, culture and the course of history, such as Rosie the Riveter, Lady Chatterly, Ebenezer Scrooge, and Hamlet.