humorous fiction

Apollo and Brownie are unaware that the apocalypse is at hand, but when their owners do not return and they run out of food and water, the dogs venture into the world, where they team up with a police dog, a flea that quotes Sun Tzu's The art of war, and others in an attempt to survive.

The Toad brothers are wreaking havoc in Drywater Gulch when a boy with no experience but immense knowledge of dinosaurs rides into town on his tortoise and declares himself the new sheriff.

"A ordinary chicken discovers what makes him super--inside and out"--Provided by publisher.

Willy Waggledagger delivers a humorous take on how elements of the greatest plays of all time may have been inspired by possible misadventures of a young Shakespeare.

When eleven-year-old William Shakespeare, known as Willy Waggledagger to his friends, is being picked on by a bloke who thinks he is King of the Faeries, he winds up stealing from the queen, attempts to stop a man from marrying a tree, and must face a one-eyed squirrel.

Young Zack sneezes so hard, over and over, that he sneezes all memories out of his head, leaving everything he once knew standing before him, trying to figure out how to get back inside.

Little Miss Bad regrets all her sneaky tricks when she must repair the damage she caused.

Raven has a vision of Chelsea meeting a new guy and predicts that her parents will have a late-night date so she decides to sneak out on a date.

Cappuccina, a cow who thinks she would be happier as a person, takes a trip into the village and learns the importance of being herself.