Dirk Zimmer

Seven scary stories to tell at night in front of a fire or in the dark, based on traditional stories and folktales from various countries. --Publisher

Convinced he leads a normal life, sleeping during the day and waking at night to do lessons and play while his parents work at the blood bank, nine-year-old Jonathan is astounded when he accidentally discovers how other people live and the real nature of his parents' work.

Nevermore, the pet crow, comments as Perrywinkle and Andromeda compete for superiority in magic until they learn that the best way is to do it together.

When Harry Walpole discovers he is a werewolf, his attempts to break the curse are unsuccessful until he is aided by his pushy friend Abby.

From the time a giant squirrel curses Farmer Johnson's best hunting dog, things are never the same around the farm, and hunting little animals ceases to be a sport.

After a witch places a curse on them, a childless couple lives in fear for many years before coming to understand that the curse is really a blessing in disguise.

Three cowhands chase and corral ones in this zany book about the Wild West.

A collection of stories and poems about wind by a variety of authors, with a bibliography, a glossary of names for winds, and a few activities.

When he is locked up in the attic yet again, Felix is prepared and makes quite a nice place for himself.

An influx of rowdy animals representing the letters of the alphabet disrupts a peaceful breakfast.