Best Selling Books by Dian Curtis Regan

In January, a mysterious package arrives for Rilla Harmony Earth. It''s from the Monster of the Month Club. Who signed her up for such a club? Does it really exist? More importantly, does the wiggly package truly contain a . . . monster? And, will the monster create havoc in the bed & breakfast where Rilla lives-and is homeschooled-by her mother and aunt?

When Angie Wu receives a set of six Trouble Dolls from Guatemala, the dolls really do seem to make troubles go away. Even sappy Thaddeus Swenson stops saying, "I love you, Angie Wu" to her during Reading groups.But when Angie''s friends start borrowing the dolls for their own troubles-and losing them, the magic seems to be wearing thin. Now Angie has far more troubles than she has dolls . . . .

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver are delighted to find a newborn baby on their doorstep one morning, but must learn to adapt when they discover that he is not like other babies.

Kaley Bluster is back! This time she''s struggling with a language arts assignment to correspond via email with overseas "cyberpals" and looking for a nickname. As usual, the assignments provide entertainment for Mr. Serrano as he grades them.

Milly the cat and her friend Tug the mouse challenge each other to a spelling contest, argue about who is a better actor, and have other adventures.

A family celebrates Hanukkah by lighting the Menorah, eating chocolate gelt and latkes, and opening gifts.

Kelsey is in charge of a kissing contest for the fifth-grade Halloween party, but how can she be a kissing expert for the contest when she has never kissed a boy?

Joey Ocean thinks the new girl in school, Xia Dedd is something special, but he soon finds out just how special she is when a very peculiar Valentine''s Day rolls around. Original.

In this third book in the Space Boy trilogy, Niko and his trusty dog, Tag, blast off on another outer-space adventure, when suddenly Niko’s robot copilot is captured by a snow monster (who looks an awful lot like Niko’s annoying sister, Posh). When they reach Planet Ice, Tag is captured by the snow monster as well, leaving Niko to save them both. After defeating a killer bunny and the snow monster’s army of snowmen, Niko and his crew race back to Planet Home, just in time for cocoa. lllustrated in comic-book style and featuring easy-to-read text packed with humor, Space Boy and the Snow Monster is both a thrilling adventure and a celebration of the power of pretend play.

Niko may live on boring old Earth with his family, but he''s always finding a new adventure. Using the spaceship that he built from a box in his backyard and a little imagination, he flies off into space with his robot, Radar, and his dog, Tag. The only one NOT invited is his sister Posh who keeps trying to insert herself into Niko''s story. In this first mission, Niko and crew (and maybe also pesky Posh) fly to the moon in search of a lost cat. Illustrated in comic–book style and featuring easy–to–read text packed with humor, Space Boy and His Dog is Niko''s first adventure, with two more books planned in the series.

Niko and his crew embark on an intergalactic adventure to the Planet Zorg, where Niko''s cousin Sasha is being held captive by a space pirate (who is actually Niko''s sister, Posh!). But when Niko and his crew charge in to the rescue, the girls do the unthinkable by capturing his ship and leaving him stranded far from Planet Home. Using his characteristic ingenuity and wit, Niko manages to take back control of his spaceship and his story. With a picture book format, comic book–style artwork, and humorous, simple text, Space Boy and the Space Pirate is both a thrilling adventure and a celebration of the power of pretend play.

Father and child hug, play, take a nap, eat together, and read before bed.

Trim the tree. Christmas is here. Be merry with sparkly yuletide cheer!

Because Brittany''s third-grade class is made up of children who were born between May and August, she never gets to celebrate birthdays during school like other kids do.

Angie Wu finds herself the center of attention in the fourth grade when she starts sharing her Guatemalan trouble dolls, supposedly able to make troubles go away, but then her friends get mad when the magic does not work for them.

The ghost twins are excited when a troop of Mountain Adventure Club girls decide to have a camp-out near their vacation rental house and become unseen guests as fun, strange things start to happen. Original.