Ximena Hastings

"How are scabs formed? Why do mites live on your eyelashes? How much urine can a human bladder hold? Learn the answers to these questions and even more super gross human body facts with Dr. Ick and Sam the Dog . . . if you dare!" --publisher's website

"When Snoopy accidentally ruins Woodstock's nest, he has an idea. Woodstock can move in with him, and they can be roommates! After all, they are already best friends--what could go wrong? It will be just fun, fun, fun all the time!" --book jacket

"Sally Brown is reading a book about Sally Ride, the first American woman in space. There's only one thing for Sally Brown to do: become an astronaut, too!"--book jacket.

When vampires and monsters gather at the hotel for a contest to see who is the scariest, Mavis decides that she does not want to scare anyone.

"Led by Dr. Ick and her sidekick, Sam the dog, kids will learn many fascinating facts about ooey, gooey, disgusting slime--with some of the slimiest creatures, slimy things in the human body, and more! Did you know that the hagfish can produce a bucketful of slime in just minutes? And do you know what ear wax is actually made of? This book includes a fun, kid-friendly recipe for making their own slime!"--publisher's website.

"Mavis is horrified when her dad names a pair of bat wings after her! She decides to toss them out of the castle window. But what will happen when a human finds them?"--book jacket.

"Donkey Hodie wants to bake a batch of flying flapjacks for Grampy, but she just can’t get it right. The reader can pull the tabs on each spread to help Donkey and her friends mix, measure, pour, and watch the flapjacks soar through the air! Hee-haw!" --publisher's website

"It's a month before Halloween. That seems like forever! But when you read a Halloween story every day in October, the time will go by much faster. From the Great Pumpkin, to Halloween parties, to picking out the perfect costume, this book will help make Halloween arrive faster than you can say, 'Trick of treat!'"--back cover.