Joe Lee and the Boo: Who’s Afraid of Monsters?
Midwest Book Review: An original and thoroughly “kid friendly” story, [Joe Lee and the Boo] introduces Joe Lee Jensen, a little boy who is afraid of creatures that he sees everywhere . . . With his faithful little dog, Joe Lee is going to try to overcome his fears if he can. Specifically written to help young readers overcome imaginary fears like those of our little protagonist, Joe Lee and the Boo also shows the positive power of imagination. Joe Lee and the Boo is especially recommended for school and community library collections.
Ages 4–8 • 32 pages • hardcover • $14.95 |
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Drake Bacula: MonStar: Lies, Camera, Action!
As Sam Russell knows, it’s not easy being Drake Bacula’s best friend. Sure, Drake is a movie star, and that’s cool. But he also has a secret. Drake is a vampire. The problem is that Hawk Hooperstein, the school bully, is going to share that secret with the entire world just as soon as he gets proof. Can Sam stop him? And will he keep Drake’s friend Gretchen from learning the truth, too? Or might Sam’s lies lead all of them into a dangerous trap?
Ages 8–12 • 80 pages • hardcover • $9.95 |
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