New Releases by DAN GREENBURG

After months of hoarding his allowance, Zack is on his way to buy a prized baseball card. But when he gets to the store, the owner tells him that someone else has just bought it. Who, you may ask, has beaten Zack out of the card? A boy named Mack, who claims to be Zack''s son from the future.

One minute, it was an Egyptian cat stature. The next, it was real, live cat with sharp claws. And I have the scratch to prove it! This was one trip to the museum I would never forget.

When Zack''s friend Spencer brings a 60''s-style hippie book on astral travel to a sleepover, Zack learns the ins and outs of out-of-body travel in a snap. Getting out of their bodies seems awfully easy for the boys. The problem is, how do they get back in?!

Zack isn''t thrilled about having to get a tooth pulled, but a trip to the orthodontist proves a lot hairier than he ever expected. Nice old Dr. Silver has been replaced by the fang- toothed Dr. Jekyll, a mouthwash-guzzling mad scientist whose secret experiments have gone ker-plewy!

When his friend Spencer, the class genius, spends the night, he and Zack discover how to leave their bodies and travel around New York City, but they have one problem--how to get back inside themselves.

Discover the secret workings of the world around youThis essential book is brimming with information about pretty much everything! Encyclopedic in scope but fresh and exciting in presentation, this is a great-value, information packed book about the workings of the world. Detailed and eye-catching illustrations are paired with succinct, to-the-point text that explains the phenomena, processes, and systems that affect our world and way of life. Parents will also find this book an invaluable tool when they are tasked with answering all of those tricky How? and Why? questions!

After an electrifying experiment in science class gives Zack a shock, he realizes that he can read other people''s minds.

While Zack is being treated by Dr. Jekyll, his new orthodontist, the doctor undergoes a strange transformation into a growling monster.

The Zooming in on girls'' favorite topic--boys--this follow-up to "Who Are You Really?" features 25 great quizzes plus fun sidebars on compatible star signs, love lore, and other romantic treats, and is loaded with insight on the ins and outs of dating.

One minute I was looking for my retainer in the bathroom. The next, I was staring at a boy who looked just like me. And I don''t mean my reflection! What''s going on here?

Who''d have thought mind reading could be such a pain? I mean, I expected to discover everyone''s silly secrets. But someone is planning something very strange--and it''s no joke!

My room is a mess. Now, usually this is not big news. But my clothes have started moving...when I''m not inside them. And the TV is floating across the room! Guess what! I''m sharing my room with a ghost named Wanda.

After Zack opens his medicine cabinet one morning and sees a boy who could be his double staring back at him, he enters a parallel universe.

A bunk bed feels rejected and runs away from home when the twins who sleep on the top and the bottom stay up past their bedtime.

Someone is brutally murdering men in New York City, and Max Segal, the nervous, sophisticated detective assigned to the case, is struggling to find the killer before even morey observed social satire and side-splitting humor by the author of the bestselling Love Kills.

For Father''s Day--a bestselling humorist''s funny, touching and acclaimed account of bringing of baby, eighties style. From Bill Cosby to Bob Greene, fathers are in. An in his new book, Dan Greenburg reveals all the anxiety, anguish and ecstacy of fatherhood from Lamaze to labor, from conception to colic.

Phil and Julie are a young, urban couple with a young infant who clearly need help. Into their lives comes Luci, a nanny with glowing references. But when Phil checks these references, no one will talk, and he soon finds himself pitted against Luci--and the most ancient and evil of forces within her.

In this updated and revised edition of How to Make Yourself Miserable, Dan Greenburg and Marcia Jacobs walk readers through every phase of self-torture and humiliation imaginable, bringing them through the twentieth century feeling more miserable, guilty, and worried than ever!

The author''s memoirs as a skeptic investigating the paranormal and the history of occultism. "This book is the delightful, irreverent, often spooky record of his discoveries."-back flap.