The book of Cartoon Strips is to encourage kids that they are not alone in this world; there are plenty or others children like then. Lessons of life in a funny way, children trying to find there way in life and yet be happy at the same time. Lots of encouragement in the book, for children to be strong. It's Okay to be silly now and then...it's all part of growing.

You're only a child once so enjoy the process.

Melvan the Monster Afraid of Halloween is the first in a series of children's books about a little boy monster talking out his fears with his parents. In Melvan The Monster Afraid of Halloween, Melvan is terrified of Halloween and all he envisions to go with it (including "Bats, skeletons and ghosts shouting "Boo!"). Mommy Monster talks with Melvan after he simply refuses to go trick-or-treating. She encourages her little monster to put on his cowboy costume and give Halloween a try. "Melvan soon found he was having a blast! He knocked on every door from first to last." With the help of Mommy Monster, Melvan overcomes his fear of Halloween and has lots of candy to prove it!

The Great Picnic Disaster is a whimsical tale about an ant named Charlie. Charlie is excited that the spring picnic season has once again rolled around. He is well equipped with his favorite picnic napkin. It is tied securely around his neck and completed with a proper square knot. As a veteran picnic pro, Charlie knows all about the important tools an and should have. What are they? A knife and fork of course!

Charlie is dressed for the occasion sporting a trendy, yet decorative propeller styled baseball cap, brightly striped knee high socks and black platform shoes. Could it be that his great sense of fashion might not be enough to keep him safe?

Unfortunately for Charlie the answer is no! What could it be? This day will be filled with nothing but one mishap after another. If only it was a simple matter of sour apple pie or bad mayonnaise. It's even worse than chunky milk. Oh yes! Things are far worse than that. What could a fly, bird, spider, and the hokey pokey have to do with Charlie's mishaps? It's hard to guess the connection. To find out join Charlie in this disastrous tale and learn about the day in the life of a well-dressed and good hearted ant that only wanted to picnic peacefully.

This children's fiction picture book is written in rhyme and illustrated colorfully so even the youngest of children will enjoy it. The book will reinforce the connection with rhyming sounds, which is a major steppingstone for the pre-reader. The Great Picnic Disaster is an easy reader book well suited for kindergarten through 2nd grade. Although, even a child who is not yet able to read will enjoy this book independently because the illustrations do a fine job of telling the story.

Frankie N. Stein is a 12-year-old monster fanatic, addicted, like most kids his age, to gothic video games. He is a big fan of Universal Studios horror movies such as Frankenstein, Dracula and The Werewolf. He is the middle child in a typical middle class family. His older sister, Alexa (16) is a whiny teenage brat; the younger sister, Kimberly (4) is an adorable little sweetheart. Father Albert is the prototypical middle class professional, slightly absentminded, but very loving to his children. Mom, Jennifer, is the disciplinarian of the household, but always supports her husband and family. Their next-door neighbors, Juana and Felipe Garcia are the busy body Fred and Ethel of the neighborhood.

Albert's work (setting up computer systems for large corporations which he brings in huge crates from America) takes him to Frieburg, Germany, which is located right on the western edge of the fabled Black Forest, home of Sauebraten, cuckoo clocks and lots of dark, mystical spirits hiding in the medieval castles nestled deep in the woods. The Stein family are guests in a 17th century castle, converted into a hotel, and this is where young Frankie magically stumbles upon a secret passageway leading him to the ruined lab of one Victor Von Frankstein, who rumor has it, once lived here. A perfectly preserved monster falls out of the closet, and quite by accident, is brought back to life by Frankie.

"One of the Funniest books I've ever read." Tony Lambrou - Editor Outlook magazine

"My kid makes me read it to him every night." Mario Treto - Screenwriter

      Prince Elwin goes on another quest in command of two new recruits. As they travel toward the Haunted Bridge they become lost in the mountains.
      Meanwhile, Filo the Fixer and his companion Buddie the Wortdog work to create a powered wagon, using the power of the great crystal in a smaller form.
      Elwin and his patrol meet a caravan on a lonely road. This caravan is traveling back home to Wind City after a trading trip. Elwin meets Ruckles Bisque and driver and his niece Lady Skylene. The caravan is attacked by a band of creatures called mudslingers. These creatures like to throw mudballs at caravans, to try to get them dirty. The creatures are driven off by one of the new recruites, who hits the mudballs back at the mudslingers. Elwin and his companions travel to the bridge, and overcome the old man, who disappears mysteriously, leaving in his place, all of the treasure that he has taken from past travelers. How can Elwin get this treasure to Squatland, so he can return the treasure to its rightful owners? Filo the Fixer arrives in the powered wagin and transports all to Squatland.

Inside Aunt Nee-Nee's Purse is a delightfully humorous story about a young boy who amuses himself by searching through his aunt's purse while she was visiting his mother. The problem with his adventure lies in the destruction he causes with his investigation. When he writes on the walls, breaks a key and a mirror, scatters tissues, and empties cosmetics, all told in rhyming sentances, he doesn't realize how much trouble he can get into until he is caught. This story strives to teach children to value other people's property whle providing entertainment to the reader as well.

Everybody likes a good story. This is a book of a lifetime of wholesome, exciting and humourous adventures and discoveries put into Short Stories. The author (Story-Teller) experienced or discovered them and tells it the way it was. They are a collection of stories that you need not be embarrassed for your children to read or hear. So whether around a campfire, or the fireplace on a winter night, or at bed time, read or tell a story. Your children will love you for it.

After agreeing on a hamster as a pet, family members discover how time consuming, thought provoking and just plain funny the care of a pet can be. Chester is a hamster who decides he doesn't like his confined living quaters and turns a household upside down as his family searches for his next hiding place. Anyone who has owned a hamster or any pet that they have cared for will appreciate Where is Chester?<\I>