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Max uses his treasured notebook to record his confusion about his divorced parents' dating lives, his insecurities, his fears, and his outlandish ideas and grand inventions.

During summer vacation, rising dog food prices and falling scrapyard payouts leave Larry wondering how he will feed his three dogs until his little brother alerts him to an intriguing mystery involving a hostile dog in an alley.

Merlin, Parker's new golden retriever, is the perfect pet, but it turns out that Merlin is so fond of Parker that he escapes he crate and yard to follow Parker every time he leaves.

Stinky, a monster who lives in a swamp, comes up with all kinds of strange ways to get rid of a kid who has wandered into his territory.

Two small boys wage war against each other in this parable about the futility of fighting.

T.R. and Danny join their friends in forming a group called the Desert Rats, and their major mission for the summer is helping Paul keep his beloved cat despite their townhouse development's rule against pets.

After a bulletin board falls on Stanley while he is sleeping, he finds that being flat has its advantages.

An introduction to six-year-old Melvin Bubble as presented by his family, friends, and others.

A collection of entertainments geared toward boys, containing accounts of famous battles, William Shakespeare quotations, games, and instructions for activities such as building a go-cart, cutting flint heads, making an electromagnet, and folding the "greatest paper airplane in the world.".

A book of activities for boys that provides step-by-step instructions for everything from reading a compass and building a raft to vanquishing vampires and hypnotizing chickens.