New Releases by Jim Kraft

A collection of zany jokes featuring America''s most funny feline.

Two Garfield detective stories translated into Polish.

Garfield tells the "real" story of Columbus''s historic voyage.

Who ghost there? It''s Garfield--star of the printed page, TV stage, and more than 60 licensed products--in an all new collection of purr-fectly hilarious ghost stories. Join the fun as Garfield spends the night in a haunted house, faces a headless ghost, and more. It''s all here in five funny stories guaranteed to make readers shriek--with laughter. Full-color illustrations.

In the first story Arlene creates a picture mystery for Garfield. In the second story Garfield solves the mystery of a vanishing baby elephant.

When Jon decides that they are too soft, he takes Garfield to the gym with him, but Garfield has his own ideas about exercise

Garfield eats his way into trouble when he goes camping with Jon and Odie, and readers can lift the flaps on each page to find some woodsy surprises

Garfield finds a spider, tries to impress Arlene, decides to be the best, starts a club, raids the refrigerator, plays in the rain, and goes to bed

Garfield keeps hiding so as not to have to work on the farm until he finds out it is easier to work than to hide from it.

Garfield searches for his teddy bear, and at a cooking contest must find the real lasagna thief.

Without a special Easter outfit, Sheldon feels left out while his U.S. Acres friends make plans for the parade.

When Garfield and Odie go out looking for the Easter Bunny, anything can happen!

It''s springtime at U.S. Acres, where the gang heads out for a hilarious game of baseball and learns that playing by the rules is really the most fun of all.

With his homemade suit of armor and two faithful squires, Booker and Sheldon, Orson is off on a quest to find the thief who stole his favorite King Arthur book.

With the help of his friends, a paranoid duck desperately tries to overcome his fear of water.

When the barnyard gang goes camping, Roy the rooster plans to scare them with tales of a monster.

When a little boy in the park gives him a bunch of balloons, Garfield finds himself floating high into the air

The creator of Garfield introduces a new series based on his popular comic strip developed especially for kids. U.S. Acres is syndicated in more than 300 newspapers nationwide.