humorous fiction

Bartholomew Cubbins saves the kingdom when the oobleck comes down green and sticky from the sky.

"Chaos ensues when a child imagines a zoo filled with animals doing the unusual and the unlikely"--Provided by publisher.

When the dad who is the world's best at playing "horsey" is lured away by rustlers, it is up to his children to rescue him on a wild ride that takes them to a rodeo, a circus, and beyond.

Ernest enters his talented crocodile in the school pet show.

During the day on an unusual farm, Daisy the lazy cow would rather eat jelly than grass, Frankie the cranky dog watches television instead of sheep, and the other animals behave equally oddly but at night, all are good at sleeping.

"In this second installment, Musk Ox and Zebra try to make it through a counting book"--Provided by publisher.

"After surviving the crazy events of his first weeks in New York City, nine-year-old Otis Dooda is starting out at a brand-new school. He would love to make a good impression, but life in Tidwell Towers is never that easy. With his d isgusting seatmate, the possible impending alien invasion, and the introduction of his new nemesis, Sid Frackas "The Greatest LEGO Genius Who Ever Lived" (a title Otis though t was his!), things are getting downright dangerous!"--Publisher.

Rooster Sam unwittingly saves the hens of Loopy Coop Farm.

Timothy Limpet feels out of place in the troll family. He likes things to be just so, and most trolls, frankly, don't. Tabitha Lumpit likes things to be loud, loopy and messy and she feels a fish out of water in her very neat family.

Harrison Peabody, a very pleasant wizard, demonstrates that a great deal of trouble often accompanies a little bit of magic.