Bøger af James Howe

Great friends think alike, as James Howe and Marie-Louise Gay bring a beguiling duo back for their second adventure.Houndsley is sad. Not because it is raining or because there are holes in his sweater, but because he doesn't know when his birthday is. All of a sudden Catina is sad, too. But friends are very good at cheering each other up, and Houndsley and Catina are the very best of friends. So it won't be long before they each discover, in a most surprising way, how a first-rate friend can brighten even the saddest days.

In the third Bunnicula and Friends adventure, a witch sneaks into the Monroes' kitchen and starts stirring up a witch's brew. Will Bunnicula be its main ingredient?

Faithful pets Harold, Chester, and Howie are guarding the tempting fudge that the Monroe family has left behind--until Harold wakes up from a nap to find that the fudge has turned ghostly white. Has the vampire bunny struck again? Full color.

Meet Joe Bunch. Lovable misfit and celebrity wannabe from Paintbrush Falls, New York. Like his longtime best friends Addie, Skeezie, and Bobby, Joe's been called names all his life. So when he's given the assignment to write his alphabiography -- the story of his life from A to Z -- Joe has his doubts. This whole thing could be serious ammunition for bullying if it falls into the wrong hands. But Joe discovers there's more to the assignment -- and his life -- than meets the eye. Especially when he gets to the letter C, which stands for Colin Briggs, the coolest guy in the seventh grade (seriously) -- and Joe's secret boyfriend. By the time Joe gets to the letter Z, he's pretty much bared his soul about everything. And Joe's okay with that because he likes who he is. He's Totally Joe, and that's the best thing for him to be. Here is an exuberant, funny, totally original story of one boy's coming out -- and coming-of-age.

Younger readers are introduced to the Monroe family, their cat Chester, their dog Harold, and Bunnicula, the vegetable-sucking vampire-bunny, in this classic tale now adapted for the beginning reader. Full color.

Howie turns a new page in his writing career in his latest endeavor: writing a mystery. Excerpts from Howie's writing journal are interspersed with his efforts, making an entertaining introduction to the craft of writing fiction. Illustrations.

Eager to shed his reputation as a writer of light fiction, Howie sets his sights on the prestigious Newbony Award. He collaborates with the lovely Delilah, but working together proves more difficult than Howie imagined. Illustrations.

When one of his books receives a bad review, Howie Munroe is undaunted--he'll win the coveted Newbony Award or die trying. Enlisting the help of his friend Delilah, Howie embarks upon his first collaboration. But he finds working with Delilah is a nightmare. Will either of them stop fighting long enough to finish their book? Illustrations.

Howie casts himself as the hero who will save the world from a rampaging koala bear that emerges from the disgusting clutter under Peter Monroe's bed. Illustrations.

Aliens attempt to take over Delilah's brain, transferring her mind to a squirrel. It is up to Howie (a brave, and extremely handsome wire-haired dachshund) to save Delilah and stop the aliens from taking over the world. Illustrations.

At the third-grade spelling bee, Pinky soon discovers that misspelling a word isn't the most embarrassing thing that can happen in front of the whole class. Full color.

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.

Rex can hardly wait to go on the pumpkin-picking trip with Pinky's grandparents. But she feels that Pinky's cousin, Abby, doesn't want her in on the fun. Will this ruin the pumpkin-picking plans? Full color.