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This compilation of a renowned illustrator's colorful artwork and charming depictions of Americana transports readers on a seasonal escapade where snow-covered hills melt into bountiful gardens which bloom plentifully for autumn fairs. Full color.

"Children everywhere want to fit in with a group, resist peer pressure, and be good sports--but even the most socially adept children struggle at times. But after reading this ... guide on their own or with a caring adult, kids everywhere [may] be [more] equipped to face any friendship challenges that come their way"--Amazon.com.

It's bad enough when twins Adam and Sophie Blake show up for their school's party in the wrong kind of clothing--but they have to survive a night in a haunted house, too!

Twins Adam and Sophie Blake are so hungry, they're dying for lunch. But they lose their appetites when they see Chillsville Elementary's new cook, who looks just like a vampire! Written for those who want thrillers like their older siblings, Ghoul School gives readers the chills they want without the nightmares.

Join Adam and Sophie Blake as they attend Chillsville Elementary and begin to question the spooky sights and sounds in the hallways of their new school. Twins Adam and Sophie Blake think everything about their new school is creepy…. The other kids have strange names—like Frank N. Stein and Berta Graves—and their new teacher, Ms. Wolf, gives science lessons about killer ants and bats. Not to mention, the class pet is a huge, hairy spider! But their old school was never this exciting… Just as the twins begin to think Chillsville Elementary is a cool school, they start to see spooky shadows and hear howling in the school’s empty tower. Soon Adam and Sophie start to wonder if it is really a ghoul school?

The Brimstone Network is a secret order of warriors and sorcerers that defends humanity against paranormal dangers. When the entire Network is assassinated, 13-year-old Bram Stone is joined with other gifted teens to form a new Brimstone Network, in this first novel of a new trilogy.

A new graphic, historical fiction series brings pivotal turning points in history to life for middle-grade readers. In "Sons of Liberty," young Nathaniel Smithfield must decide where his own beliefs lie, and how far he will go to fight for them, no matter the consequences.Aladdin Graphics

When Thomas Wisdom hacks into his father's computer, he discovers secret upon secret. First, he learns that he's adopted. Then he learns that his parents are angels, sent to earth to save humanity from itself.

Nothing is much fun without your best friend, as Pinky discovers one day when he wants to play and Rex isn't home. It turns out Rex has been at a wedding, and that gives Pinky an idea. If he and Rex get married, they'll never be apart again! Full color.

Nancy, Bess, and George must find the truth behind a photographic mystery in this nineteenth book of the Nancy Drew Diaries, a fresh approach to the classic mystery series.Nancy and her friends are spending the weekend in a small mountainside town called Shady Oaks. The local museum is displaying a never-before-seen collection from famous nature photographer, Christopher DeSantos. So the usually sleepy town is now filled with tourists. But it's not just the dramatic lighting of the old black and white photographs that people have come to see. Newspapers all over the country have picked up the story of two visitors who went missing in Shady Oaks only to turn up in the old DeSantos photographs, seemingly frozen in time. What's more, there was a rumor that DeSantos was cursed by his former partner after a disagreement. Now everyone is wondering if the legend is real. Nancy, Bess, and George are convinced that there is another explanation to be found. But it quickly becomes clear that someone is making sure they don't find it. Can these three teenage sleuths solve this mystery before it's too late?

Lenny and Mel kick off their incredible summer vacation by doing something huge, something they haven't done since last summer: nothing. They loaf. They doze. They dig into the fridge and come up with new and exciting lunch foods. They're bored -- and it's great! Then August hits, and it's time to go to the cabin. This means piling into the car with Grandma and their parents at the crack of dawn, and driving miles away to breathe fresh air, climb trees, and play with sticks. Yuck. Dad says it'll be an "adventure." But Lenny and Mel know this is parent code for "bad stuff." Why can't they just do what they want this summer?