Look, up in the sky It s a bird. It s a plane. It s the... SUN When morning comes, a young boy must prepare for his day, faster than a speeding bullet. Follow along as he leaps tall buildings (jumps out of bed) in a single bound, dons his heroic uniform (his clothes), and faces his greatest weakness (Kryptonite-colored toothpaste). Then it s up, up, and away to daycare The perfect companion to the best-selling author Michael Dahl's Bedtime for Batman,...

Penguin learns to use good manners when asking for something.

The Librarian helps a girl defeat the horrors lurking in the basement of her favorite bookstore.

After school, a boy boards an odd-looking bus. Inside, the floor, the seats, and even the ceiling are covered with chewed up wads of gum and other sticky gunk. Soon the sticky wads grow thicker and climb higher! Can the boy escape before the ooze takes control?

Told in rhyming text, a young girl cheers her brother on at a skateboarding competition, and returns home with her family to dream of her favorite extreme sport.

Now that Duck is big, he learns how to use the potty.

There is something in Howard's backpack that should not be there; he is initially relieved to find out that it is just a strange cell phone--until the voice on the phone instructs him to bring it to the cemetery, third gravestone from the left.

Twelve-year-old Jordan and his friend Evan are picked up by a different school bus, driven by a shadowy figure, a bus where all the other children are bizarrely deformed, except for one girl at the back, and when the children see their reflections in the dirty windows they start to scream--but what will happen when they get off the bus at school?

Can the Librarian help three students trapped in the Puzzler's maze-like park full of dangerous riddles and twisted storybook creatures?

"Join Scooby-Doo as he sets out to solve his greatest mystery yet-the secret to falling asleep! But catching some Zs isn't always as easy as solving mysteries. Can Scooby sniff out the creepy shadows, investigate the bumps in the night, and unmask the imaginary monsters haunting his bedtime routine?" --book jacket