Michael Dahl

Describes some animals that move at extreme speeds when they jump, run, or fly. Some of the animals shown include a kangaroo, a zebra, a lion, and a bald eagle.

If you were an adverb, you would often end in ly. You could tell people how things happen, how often things happen and when things happen.

A fur-covered book entitled Claws is loose in the city, and only the Librarian can stop it from claiming more victims.

If you were an adjective, you could be spectacular, brilliant, dazzling, or daring. You could describe how something feels, sounds or behaves.

If you were a verb, you would add an action or condition to every sentence. Your could run, soar, swoop or feel. You could be helping verb or a linking verb.

When a fighter jet crashes on Paradise Island, young Princess Diana asks her mother, Queen Hippolyta, for permission to enter the world of mortals. The queen thinks Diana's request is a good one. She holds a special competition, a test of skill and bravery, to determine which Amazonian will be permitted to go. But Diana, as a royal princess, is denied from entering the trials! Against her mother's wishes, and behind the disguise of a mask, the princess...

Learn about the different uses of levers. How does it work and why? These fun science books answer kids' questions about the world around them-and encourage them to ask more.

Discusses wheels and axles, what they are and how they are used.

Erik has nightmares about dragons, and he is shocked when he looks in the mirror and sees a dragon face--but when a girl named Violet asks him to help find her brother he learns the secret of the dragon birthmark.

Brack, owner of the Abracadabra Hotel, has disappeared at a critical time, and once again Charlie Hitchcock and Tyler Yu team up to solve the mystery--they know he never left the hotel, but the only clues they have is a few words scrawled on a piece of paper and a clump of fake red hair.