New Releases by Rachel Vail

T is a knight for Halloween, but he and his friends are in for a scare when they visit the spookiest house on the block.

T Rex tries to make breakfast for his mother for Mother''s Day, but manages to help her have a great day in spite of it.

On a stormy Saturday, T and Mama Rex stare at the television until the electricity goes off and they must find something else to do.

When Katie Honors feels angry and out of control, her mother helps her to be herself again.

When T needs to make a diorama about pigs for school and doesn''t know anything about dioramas or pigs, his single working mother, Mama Rex, helps him pull his project together. Simultaneous.

On a stormy Saturday, T and Mama Rex stare at the television until the electricity goes off and they must find something else to do.

T Rex tries to make breakfast for his mother on Mother''s Day, but manages to help her have a great day in spite of almost spoiling it.

T helps Mama Rex by decorating a folder to carry her work.

When T Rex and his mother wrap the presents they just bought and find they are out of tape, they come up with some creative solutions.

While rehearsing a Broadway-style production of the familiar nursery rhyme, Hiram Diddle Diddle and a violin-playing cat encourage a cow to keep jumping until she makes it OVER the moon.

What kind of shoes can a Tyrannosaurus Rex wear? Lots! Just ask Mama Rex and T. They are off to the store to buy a new pair of shoes for T. But there are so many to choose from. There are snow boot, sneakers, sandals and more. What are the right shoes for T. Find out in this funny story.

When T Rex and his mother have a difficult morning rushing out in a rainstorm, they return home and T finally gets his waffle breakfast.

In the fifth book in the series, downtoearth Zoe Grandon competes for the office of class president and the approval of all her friends. Original.

The adventures of CJ and other members of the friendship ring, in school and elsewhere.

During her summer at Camp Nashaquitsa, eleven-year-old Abby tries to reinvent herself, while worrying about her mother, missing her dead father, and getting to know her equally self-conscious bunkmates.

With nobody to trust, Molly admits what''s happening only in her new journal. She writes about the shoplifting, the force Jason still exerts on her, the secret fantasies about Vicky''s brother and the torture of being torn apart by her two best friends.

Everything changes for twelve-year-old Jessica when she enters junior high school and finds herself a social outcast, ignored by all her former friends.

Thirteen-year-old Whitman has to deal with the anger he feels towards his father when his parents separate, his own interest in several girls, and the heady feeling of acting in his first play.