humorous fiction

While his father trains to become a firefighter, Weir enters his super weird dog Fido and his parrot Blockhead into a Pet Day contest, hoping that they will be on their best behavior.

Moose, Goose, and Mouse all live in a house, but the house is old, wet, and cold. So, they decide to take the train to look for a new house. Mouse wants a house that's sunny, Moose wants a house that's funny, and Goose wants a house with a bunny. On the way, the caboose breaks free from the train and goes careening down the tracks. It comes to a stop upside down by a tree near the sea. To their delight, they realize that they have a sunny, funny, loose caboose for a house with a bunny.

Babymouse finally gets a cell phone in middle school and tries to increase her popularity by building up a following on social media, which turns into much more work than she thought it'd be.

"Times are changing and the pirates can no longer depend on stealing treasure to make money so they decide to go into the pie-making business. But they soon find out a rival ship has a similar idea"--Provided by publisher.

The author/illustrator tries to explain to the reader how to write a story, but Bad Kitty is not at all happy about the plot, which has her going on a turnip diet to lose weight. Includes a recipe for roasted turnips. Now in full color.

Two childhood best friends reunite in L.A. the summer before senior year--but when one of them ends up starring on a teen reality dating show, their feelings for each other get complicated.

Super Potato is on a time-travel mission, searching the Middle Ages for a scientist trapped in the past, and he soon finds a heroic knight who turned into a serpent. In graphic novel format.

When Malicia the Malignant sends dozens of dinosaurs to fight Super Potato, the number of prehistoric pests keeps him awake for days. How do you defeat a T-Rex after 42 hours with no sleep? In graphic novel format.

Super sleuth Lily, her younger brother Henry, and their peculiar, but lovable, neighbor Oliver must band together to figure out if Bigfoot is really hiding out at their school. In graphic novel format.

Ms. Picklepop is ready to teach the reader all about proper manners, but a giant blob of paint named Blurp keeps getting in the way. She tries to teach the etiquette for introducing oneself, making pleasant conversation, and sitting down for afternoon tea, but Blurp ruins everything. Ms. Picklepop yells at him, but when she explains how to be considerate of others, she realizes she wasn't very kind to Blurp. She apologizes to him, and the two start over.