From the depths of the sewers comes a monster so gargantuan that no fishbowl can hold it. Warren Otis wants to make horror films when he grows up. But as an eight-year-old boy, he has to settle for imagining movies instead of making them. He's thought up some real nightmares, including Bubbles, an innocent goldfish flushed down the toilet and exposed to a chemical that turned her into a one-ton monster. Warren's life sometimes feels like it's a bad...

The Bearamount Pictures studio has a huge effect on Beartown when it comes to shoot the new movie "Lost With the Wind" and Bonnie is chosen to play a principal role.

Since her fight with the BSC, Stacey has been hanging out with her new friends. They're fun, but can she trust them?

Karen worries that her pony is lonely, so she and her father come up with a plan to get Blueberry some company.

Stacey takes a high-paying babysitting job for a very demanding client so she can afford to buy theatre tickets for her boyfriend's birthday, but being a super sitter is taking up all her time and she ends up neglecting her homework, friends, and family.

My grandpa planted a tree for me on the day I was born. It was a pecan tree. Of all the trees in Grandpa's orchard, the one planted for his granddaughter is his favorite. She watches as Grandpa cares tenderly for each tree, from winter pruning to spring feeding; summer tending to fall harvest. She loves when the tractor shakes and shakes until pecans fall like rain. But not from her tree-her tree is special and set apart from the rest of the orchard....

Because Rosie, who lives in Little Italy, wants to be a modern American girl, she finds a way to make her dream come true while celebrating the feast of St. Gennaro.

Alice Rose, an irrepressible twelve-year-old, shares adventures with Mark Twain, an outlandish reporter on her father's newspaper in Virginia City, Nevada, during the 1860s.

New school. New friends. Same old pixie. 'Don't try to be something You really are not. Your one true self Is the best thing you've got.' In this heartwarming adventure. the Truth Pixie and her human friend go to school, face a bully and learn the importance of friendship and being yourself. With words by the bestselling mastermind Matt Haig and pictures by the inky genius Chris Mould.

Three robbers terrify the countryside until they are subdued by the charm of a little orphan girl named Tiffany.