Fields, Jan

Ana thinks that her new elementary school is very strange, and when she and her new friend Bryce discover a secret passage they know that something susspicious is going on, but it is up to the reader to decide whether the school is a secret training ground, an illegal experiment, or something else.

The Discover Cryptids filming crew, also known as the Monster Hunters, head to Lake Tahoe to investigate the monster Tahoe Tessie--but get tangled up in a different kind of mystery instead.

After an encounter with a fake Bigfoot, the film crew of the Internet series, Discover Cryptids, heads to the Florida swamps to search for the "Skunk Ape"--but find a crooked ranger who hates Florida panthers, instead.

Looking for alligators in the sewers of New York City seems like a silly idea to Gabe Brown, but his brother is the creator of the Internet series "Discover Cryptids," so the filming crew sets out to explore the storm sewers--but when one of them panics, they get separated and lost.

In Texas to investigate Chupacabra sightings for their internet program, Discover Cryptids, Gabe and the rest of the crew find themselves caught between Chupacabra supporters who hope that tourism will save their town, and a vet who believes in coyotes with mange.

Meri is puzzled and hurt because her former best friend has turned on her--but when she is given a magic mirror by her aunt she gets some help in sorting out the problem from Anne Shirley of "Anne of Green Gables.".

An illustrated adaptation of Charle's Dickens's "David Copperfield," the story of a young boy in ninteenth-century London who runs away from an unhappy home, finds employment in a wine factory, and becomes acquainted with a wide variety of characters in the city streets.

From the beginning Jack thinks there is something sinister about the old Dareville Community Theater, where his father is the new caretaker--and that is before the ghost of the actor Victor Dare tells him he must solve the mystery of the actor's disappearance or be haunted forever.

"Carter Lewis is having trouble making it through "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," so his cousin Isabelle suggests that he use his uncle's virtual reality machine to enter into the book as a character--and meet the Headless Horseman up-close and personal"--Provided by publisher.

Carter Lewis's Uncle Dan has invented a suit that creates a virtual reality world so that the person experiences and interacts with a book as if he were actually there--but when Carter and his cousin Isabelle put on the suits they discover that a hacker is playing games with them.