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"When the popular comics character Morpho the Morph Monster comes to Bayport for a fan event, everyone is excited, including Frank and his brother, Joe! Morpho is also bringing his very important Morph Spork--a special tool that helps him eat people's brains. But right before the event is about to start, Morpho's Spork goes missing!"--P. [4] of cover.

As he is dying, a twenty-year-old man known as Gabriel recounts his troubled childhood and his strange relationship with a dangerous counterpart named Finnigan.

Splat the Cat can't wait to be a big brother. So when his mom brings home a special little guest, Splat races from his room, slides down the banister, and skids across the hall, only to find his mom holding . . . a crocodile?! It's not the baby Splat was expecting, but he's determined, no matter how messy, smelly, and tricky it gets, to be the best big brother he can be!

Partly because of their family's poor finances and partly to prove themselves, brothers Ruben and Cameron take jobs as fighters and find themselves reacting very differently in the boxing ring. The working class family of Cameron Wolfe and his brother Ruben isn't having much luck these days. Their dad has just lost his job and is too proud to go on welfare. Their older brother has moved out of the house in disgust. Which leaves them open to suggestion...

Sixteen-year-old Sarah sells her soul to reclaim her family's estate and is given 100 years to atone for their sins, but as the bargain nears its end, modern-day Tom, yearning to attend the private school that Darkwater Hall has become, gets caught up in the bargain.

Six easy-to-read stories with skill building activities.

"When Friday Woodcutter, a kind and loving seamstress, stumbles upon seven sleeping brothers in her sister Sunday's palace, she takes one look at Tristan and knows he's her future. But the brothers are cursed to be swans by day. Can Friday's unique magic somehow break the spell?"--

Max and his older brother Pete learn about stars, planets, and galaxies when their father takes them to an astronomical observatory.

"When Jamie finds an old cape covered in gold stars, he pretends it's magic and can grant wishes. One day, Jamie's little brother, Harry, is really bugging him, and Jamie wishes the cape would turn Harry into a fly. A bluebottle. And suddenly, there's no more pretending"--Page [4] of cover.

When the daughter of Bayport's amusement park owner goes missing, Joe and Frank follow clues to find the girl and determine if her disappearance is related to that of another missing person.