Best Selling Books by Dan Greenburg

How does an innocent summer vacation become a nightmare? How does a sensitive fourteen-year-old boy, left in the custody of a seductive governess and an enigmatic chauffeur, become initiated into sex, blackmail and murder? How does an affluent Chicago suburb become a place where the dead climb out of their graves at night and frighten the living out of their wits?"

Wally and Cheyenne Shluffmuffin fall back into the clutches of the show-tune happy Hortense Jolly at the Jolly Days Orphanage in this seventh book of the deliciously disturbing Dripping Fang series. Illustrations.

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.

What I wanted was a cute little kitten. Instead, I got a tough tomcat that talks. And that''s not all! He says he''s my Great-Grandpa Julius and he needs my help. And messy litter box or not, family is family!

Ten-year-old orphan twins Wally and Cheyenne Shluffmuffin have a hard time at Cincinnati''s Jolly Days Orphanage, but things get much worse when the Mandible sisters offer to share their home in the Dripping Fang Forest. Book #1

When Cody is 14, he runs away from home, leaving behind his abusive mother, and flees across the country. He doesn’t stop until he hits Texas and the Sam Houston Tiger Ranch. Under the guidance of Sunny, the ranch’s owner, he cares for the animals in ways he never imagined. He feeds them a diet of raw, bloody meat. He cleans out their cages. He takes them for exercise. He finds out how to get a tiger to back down, and when he should back down himself. But there is another lesson Cody has to learn—sometimes people are harder to handle than tigers.

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.

The Zack Files #25.

The Zack Files #29.

The Zack Files #22.

The Zack Files #27.

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.

The Zack Files #23.

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.

The Zack Files #26.

The ten-year-old Shluffmuffin twins, still evading the evil, giant ants that tried to adopt them, discover the culinary delights of swamps and encounter a zombie who bears a strange resemblance to their deceased father. Book #2

In Central Park, Zack and his dad encounter an alien who has lost his spaceship, which has been towed because it was illegally parked.

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.

When Zack goes to a store to buy a baseball card, he finds himself face-to-face with his future son who has traveled back in time.

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.

The Zack Files #28.

Late one night when ten-year-old Zack hears strains of "Heartbreak Hotel" coming from the refrigerator, he discovers the possibility that Elvis lives on as a turnip.

The Zack Files #3.

The Zack Files #11.

A hypnotist''s show turns out to be way more than Zack bargains for when he is pulled out of the audience, put into a trance, and his body is "taken over" by the spirit of someone from the past. And that''s only the beginning, because the stubborn spirit won''t go away when the show''s over! It''s hard enough having just one self to worry about. What will Zack do with two?

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!

Zack''s first trip to sleep-away camp gets a little hairy when legends of a mysterious creature lurking in the woods turn out to be more than just campfire tales. Is it the missing link? Yeti? Sasquatch? Bigfoot?

The Zack Files #24.

Zack learns that the baseball card he wants to buy has just been purchased by a boy named Mack who, when meeting him, surprisingly introduces himself as Zack''s son from the future. Simultaneous.

When Zack is bitten by a tick during a class trip to Central Park he succumbs to Rhyme Disease, which causes him to speak only in rhymes and to float like a helium balloon.

When Zack uses a magic box from Tibet to produce a duplicate of himself, he finds that he has created more problems than he has solved