Mann, Greyson

"Gerald made it through the first few weeks of Mob Middle School in one piece (give or take a limb), but his quest for popularity hasn't exactly panned out. So when he hears about the school talent, show, Gerald sets his sights on a new plan: unveiling his hidden talents as rapper. He can picture it already--kids will finally know his name. They'll beg for his autograph. Maybe he'll even impress the super-popular Eddy Enderman!"--Back cover.

"Will can't wait to start his first solo Minecraft adventure--but when he finds himself lost in the jungle, can he survive the night alone?"--Provided by publisher.

"Audrey and Oliver collect many treasures--and mini adventures. For every dangerous hike up a rocky cliff, there's a waterfall roaring back down. Each dungeon hides a treasure chest--but also a monster spawner! As the mobs get deadlier, the stakes grow higher. The twins hope to make it back to Birchtown with their treasures in hand. Will the next ravine lead to riches or a river of hot lava? There's only one way to find out"--Back cover.

"When Gerald's parents decide it's time for him to learn the value of an emerald, he sets out to get the perfect summer job. Wolf-walking, anyone? Baby-zombie-sitting? Llama grooming? Gerald isn't exactly loving his options. When his mom starts selling vitamins and minerals, Gerald comes up with a sales idea of his own--a BIG idea. But he's going to need some help. After he hires a few friends, they start raking in the emeralds. Gerald is going to be rich! He can see it already! But his fortune might come with a pretty big price tag, too"--Back cover.

"Gerald is excited for his class field trip to the taiga, but his curiosity could spell disaster for him and his classmates"--OCLC.

"Gerald isn't exactly thrilled when his parents send him to summer camp. Building shelters? Not really his thing. Gathering mushrooms? Thanks, but no thanks. Tracking wolves? Um . . . NO. Gerald especially dreads Survival Night, when he and his friend Sam have to sleep outside in the woods. When Gerald stumbles onto an abandoned woodland mansion, he thinks it's the perfect place to spend Survival Night! But a rival camp of villagers has already claimed the mansion. Can Gerald find the courage to stand up to them? He's going to need ALL his survival skills to defend his discovery--and his good buddy Sam"--Provided by publisher.

"When Mom decides the Creeper family should take part in a student-exchange program, Gerald knows his house is going to get a lot more crowded. But he's horrified when the mob they're hosting turns out to be human. Now Gerald has to bring his new 'brother' to school with him. But how can a creeper be cool showing up at Mob Middle School with a human at his side? Gerald is sure this is going to be his longest semester ever"--Provided by publisher.

"Gerald is falling behind in his toughest class yet--Enchantment. The homework! The quizzes! The stack of books! It all seems so unfair. But when Gerald discovers a way that enchantments might help him win the science fair, class gets a whole lot more interesting. And that Efficiency Enchantment? Well, that could sure come in handy when it's time to get homework done. Pretty soon, Gerald isn't dreading Enchantment Class--he's acing it. But his new skills could get him into a whole lot of trouble . . ."--Back cover.

Gerald joins the school newspaper staff and finds mysteries to solve.

"The Creeper family is planning a month-long summer vacation! But where will they go?"--Provided by publisher.