heroes and heroines

"A retelling of the Greek myth of the Trojan war"--Provided by publisher.

"It's a zombie kitten apocalypse! Can the Bad Guys save the world from evil Dr. Marmalade's meowing monsters?!? They'll need help from foxy Agent Fox, a swampy secret zombie antidote, and the feistiest, toothiest, hungriest granny around. Get ready to watch the fur fly!"--OCLC.

"The Bad Guys are vanishing! A creature with tons of teeth and way too many butts is stealing them, one by one. Is this the end for the Bad Guys?"--Provided by publisher.

Nicholas St. North, a daredevil swordsman seeking treasure in the fiercely guarded village of Santoff Claussen finds, instead, the great wizard Ombric Shalazar and a battle against the Nightmare King and his evil Fearlings--a battle Nicholas can win only if he finds five other Guardians in time.

After defeating Pitch once and for all, the Guardians embraced their public images and Earth holidays. But Jack has become isolated from the others after his transformation from Nightlight to Guardian. When Ombric Shalazar entrusts Jack with a tremendous secret, Jack must revisit his past and finally tell his story. At the same time, an old enemy returns and brings darkness and destruction that the Guardians have never faced before.

E. Aster Bunnymund uses his martial arts skills, his network of tunnels, and the help of MiM, Sand Mansnoozy, and Nicholas St. North to battle the Nightmare King, Pitch, who has sent a venomous serpent to attack Bunnymund's royal guard of warrior eggs.

When George and Harold hypnotize their principal into thinking that he is the superhero Captain Underpants, he leads them to the lair of the nefarious Dr. Diaper, where they must defeat his evil robot henchmen.

"[Maintaining that] you don't need a mask or cloak to be a hero, and you don't need superpowers, either-- just courage, determination, and hard work . . . [the author introduces] so-called 'ordinary' people who used their talents to make our world a better place. Here are 20 . . . men and women, from suffragettes and scientists to aviators, artists, and activists. Some had to overcome great challenges, and others had to try and try again, but all ultimately succeeded in their revolutionary achievements"--OCLC.

A biography of Sybil Ludington, who rode alone over forty miles in 1777 to save the town of Danbury, Connecticut, during the American Revolutionary War.

"Indira accepts an undercover mission to infiltrate Antagonist Academy and unwittingly becomes a pawn in a devious plan to upset the balance between good and evil"--OCLC.