Best Selling Books by Marcia Thornton Jones

Together Riley and Champ make a great team. But they stand to lose more at the Founders Day dog show than a blue ribbon. Could they be separated forever?

Les enfants soupçonnent le directeur d'un camp d'être un loup-garou. Monsieur Lambert qui est tout poilu et mange sa viande saignante, se métamorphose-t-il. Des précautions sont nécessaires. Un récit drôle et léger.

The Bailey School kids go to camp to investigate a camp director who looks like a werewolf and a swimming teacher who just might be the Loch Ness monster. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

The Barkley's School for Dogs will be marching in the town's 100th anniversary parade...and so will another neighborhood canine school, Howl's Dog City. Jack and his friends are set on outshining their rivals. But having fun and getting along beats competition, paws down!

"Let's hear it for the red, white, and boo! The third graders are holding an election for class president. If Cassidy wins, only the smart kids get recess. If Andrew wins, no more homework. But the classroom ghosts, Ozzy and Edgar, want to campaign, too. And the only thing they promise is to scare without care!"--P. [4] of cover.

Puzzles and three alternate endings accompany the tale of an unintentional visit to a creepy island which the students in Mrs. Jeepers's class suspect is inhabited by their teacher's vampire friends.

Worried that their class trip to the museum will be boring, Alex Tucker leads fellow triplets Ashley and Adam away from the group for their own private tour.

After a tremendous blizzard, Ben, Annie, and Jane begin to think that a haunting spirit may have something to do with the sudden change in temperature. Original.

When Mr. Parker decides to have a talent show in the classroom, everyone comes up with performance ideas including Alex, whose plans with Adam and Ashley spell triple trouble for everyone, in the first of a new easy-to-read chapter book. Original.

It means double trouble for Bailey City when Professor E. Gore visits Hauntly Manor Inn and starts to work on a top secret project with Hilda Hauntly. Original.

Harry the Westie is tattletaling on the other dogs and getting them in trouble. Harry's behavior is getting out of hand, and soon his schoolmates are upset. Jack helps Harry learn a lesson about good and bad tattling.

Just when you thought it was safe to go out on the playground...Drac is back!There are some odd grown-ups living in Bailey City. But could the school's new playground monitor really be the most famous vampire of all? The Bailey School Kids are going to find out!

The Bailey School Kids take a field trip to a science museum, where they meet Dr. Victor and his assistant, Frank. Secrets lurk behind every door in the spooky old museum. What's Dr. Victor doing in his hidden lab? And could Frank be Frankenstein's monster even though he loves to plant flowers?

In this clever holiday adventure that includes a bonus puzzle and activity section, the Bailey School Kids attempt to find out if the new pet store owner is really a Leprechaun.

Bailey City is full of some pretty weird grown-ups. It is the perfect place for the spooky Hauntly Manor Inn. Could Dracula, a mad scientist, and Frankenstein's monster be living there?

The class takes a field trip to a mansion which is scheduled for demolition.

WHO WILL RULE THE SCHOOL?It's BORING in the basement! And the ghosts in the class want to come out and play...with the whole school. Watch out Sleepy Hollow---it's haunting time!The ghosts will only stop their horrible haunt if Jeff, Cassidy, and Nina beat them in a game of basketball. But these ghosts play to win. And they don't play by the rules.

Penny and Luke, apprentice Keyholders who must guard the border between the real world and the magical world, join forces with their links, a clumsy baby dragon named Dracula and a sarcastic unicorn named Kirin, to stop the evil Queen of Boggarts from invading their world. Original.

The ghosts who haunt the basement of Sleepy Hollow Elementary are determined not to allow living students to use their room.