Lubar, David

Eighth-grade twins Taylor and Ryan are complete opposites and seem to have nothing in common, until they find a set of mysterious disks that magically allow them to transform into legendary figures from the past.

Nathan Abercrombie, a half-dead zombie who is trying to find a way to get out of wrestling during physical education because he cannot risk breaking any bones, agrees to help the secret organization B.U.M. in exchange for a cure for his condition.

Thirty-five creepy stories about pigeons, ancient predators, Girl Scouts, and other terrifying things.

A group of psychic friends from Edgeview Alternative School unite to rescue Eddie "Trash" Thalmeyer who has been kidnapped by a shady character after testing his telekinetic abilities in a bank by moving a stack of cash into his pocket.

Presents thirty-five humorous short stories from David Lubar, and features the title selection, along with "Frankendance, " "What's Eating the Vegans?" "Smart Little Suckers, " and others.

Contains thirty stories, including ones about kids becoming cartoons, bullies suffering from bat hair, and weenies in a library. Includes notes on how the author got his ideas for these stories.

A collection of thirty humorous short stories that are mildly spooky. Also includes notes describing the author's inspiration and a reading and activity guide.

"When seventh grader Nicholas V. Landrew, his beloved pet gerbil Henrietta, and a package of ground beef are beamed aboard an alien space ship, they soon find themselves on the run in a madcap chase across the universe. Now all Nicholas wants to do is get back home before his parents find out and ground him forever, but with the Universal Police hot on his trail, that won't be easy. Before it's all over, Henrietta will find herself safely ensconced back in her cage, Nicholas will be crowned Emperor of the Universe, and something even more surprising will happen to the package of ground beef"--From the publisher's web site.

A selection of twelve stories about mermaids, wishes-come-true, and other peculiar things with comic-book style illustrations.