humorous fiction

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Yotsuba&!

#4
2007
Yotsuba strives to master the game of rock-paper-scissors, becomes one with the water during a fishing weekend, and tries to get money from strangers to buy groceries.

The Magic Pretzel

The Werewolf Club / #1
2000
Fourth-grader Norman Gnormal, who behaves a lot like a dog, finds his first real friends when the principal signs him up for the Werewolf Club at school.

Sally Dog Little

2002
Sally Dog Little must deal with intruders in her house, but only she can see them.

Sally Dog Little, undercover agent

2003
Sally Dog Little, the Little family's dog, is intrigued by the notion of being an undercover agent, but she soon decides she does not like knowing everyone's secrets.

No dogs here!

2005
Upon realizing that lack of clothing is the only thing keeping dogs out of many places, Norman, Ginger, and Rufus borrow clothes from their owners and have a wonderful time doing all the things humans do, until they make a simple mistake.

Don't be a jerk--it's Christmas

2013
SpongeBob and his friends learn that the meaning of the Christmas season is sharing and caring.

Jolly Roger and the pirates of Captain Abdul

1995
Eager to leave the hardships of home, Roger becomes part of a pirate crew, only to discover his long-lost father.

Make four million dollars by next Thursday!

1996
Jason attracts a lot of attention when he starts following the zany advice in a get-rich-quick book by the bizarre Dr. Silverfish.

Jacob Two-Two and the dinosaur

1987
When Jacob Two-Two's father brings him back a small lizard from Kenya, it grows to enormous proportions, and to protect his now identifiable Diplodocus from frightened grown-ups, Jacob runs away with him to British Columbia.

The mouse in my house

2012
A boy tries to catch a mouse, but the smart mouse seems to be having fun evading the boy's traps. Features both simple and sophisticated text on side-by-side pages to facilitate shared reading and encourage early reading skills in children.

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