New Releases by Byron Preiss

A young boy finds life in the White House, where his father is always busy, very lonely, and so finds a family of bats and other friends to share adventures with.

Consists of essays by astronomers, speculations by science fiction authors, and illustrations by space artists.

In the same successful format as The Planets and The Universe, here is another spectacular, fully illustrated journal--this time focusing on the small, the microscopic and the nearly invisible. 40 illustrations.

You''re alone in a prehistoric pine forest when a hugedinosaur comes roaring at you. You decide how the story will go.

Young readers journey back in time to eighteenth-century America to witness Benjamin Franklin''s famous kite experiment that revealed the secret of electricity.

Features the complete text of the constitution and its 26 amendments; plus essays and commentary by some of America''s leading statesmen.

The reader''s decisions determine what adventures will occur during a trip back in time to the fourteenth century to learn more about the Order of the Garter.

When Little Blue gets lost from his herd, he is forced to learn to use his wits.

Supplies humorous definitions for imaginary words, such as torsoso, socratease, abdicake, riff-raft, randumb, and hobododo

Humorous illustrations encourage recognition and use of active verbs such as fly, give, find, look, ride, and help.

A puedo-autobiographical view of the Beach Boys, including interview excerpts, historical narrative, lyrics, photographs and illustrations.

The Spidey Super Stories comic book series was produced and edited by Marvel Comics and the Electric Company. It introduced children to many Marvel characters via storylines with Spider-man, also including several characters from the Electric Company television program.

When the silent e''s attach themselves to the ends of words, they miraculously change both the sound and the meaning of those words. The invasion of the silent e''s brings chaos to the lives of millions of Americans.

The Electric Company gang jokes around to make reading more fun. Each joke emphasizes words containing the same letter or letter combinations.

After the death of the Batman of 3000 A.D., that era''s Robin and his allies are captured by Batman''s killers, the Skulp, and tricked into helping their plot to control interplanetary civilizations.

It is the year 3000, and the Batman of that era lies dead. Civilization''s only remaining hope against the threat of the group known as the Skulp resides in the boy who survives the Dark Knight...if he can only prevail where his mentor failed. What will the Earth of 3000 A.D. be like...and how will its heroes cope with the otherworldly threats confronting it? ROBIN 3000 is the first Robin Elseworlds story, and the first Elseworlds story in two parts.