When the Librarian returns to his castle after lengthy travels, he finds that someone has stolen his collection of deadly books, and until he can get past a beast the thief left behind and track them down, the world is in great jeopardy.

The Librarian risks being buried alive in an eerie tower when he tries to dispose of one evil volume.

The powers of the Librarian are tested by a giant scroll unleashed by the Spellbinder and sent to take over the earth.

A young girl wakes to the sound of shouting and follows two intruders as they take her father to the Library of Doom and demand that their evil friends be released from the pages of a pop-up book.

When Will and his mom are caught in a blizzard, their car slides into the ditch; giant claws grip the car and retrieve it, lifting it back on the road.

Sixteen-year-old Henry travels to a strange city in search of his missing friend. Someone, or something in the city is stealing cars. Is the missing boy mixed up with the crime? Henry thinks something bigger is behind the thefts. Something with wings.

Eli, a young stowaway on a ship bound for North America, has a birthmark in the shape of a dragon on his arm. A sailor with a dragon tattoo and a weird cargo hold the secret to Eli's real identity.

A sixteen-year-old cowboy is working at a ranch for the summer when he sees a fire-breathing shadow change into a strange teenage boy with a birthmark like his own birthmark.

"What truck can help dig a big hole? A backhoe! Backhoes move dirt and rocks out of the way. With every scoop, backhoes help clear the way."--Provided by publisher.

What truck can help fill a hole? A dump truck! Dump trucks can move rocks and dirt. From load to load, dump trucks do a lot of heavy lifting. Carefully leveled text and age-appropriate critical thinking questions help build nonfiction learning skills. Vibrant photos and an accessible photo glossary engage young readers and help them learn more about dump trucks.