New Releases by Rick Detorie

A book for the Wimpy Kid who has grown into a Wimpy Teen Larkin Pace desperately wants a new camcorder. How else is he going to become the next great filmmaker? But his dad won’t give him any money, his sister is determined to make his life miserable, and his nemesis Dalton Cooke is trying to steal his girlfriend. Now this height-challenged aspiring director must chronicle his wacky life for a freshman English assignment.

At last, collections of this endearing strip with a growing & extremely loyal following. The author brings together 3 generations in his whimsical strip. From the kids Ruthie & Joe, to their parents Ellen & Frank, & yes, even the grandparents who live next door: Rose & Nick, hey, it''s one big happy! Found in over 300 papers, this strip has developed a vocally loyal following. Whenever a paper decided to drop it, its fans created such an uproar that it was quickly reinstated.

Mischievous Cousin Ricky comes to visit and is taught a lesson by his younger cousins.

When their grandfather tells Dorrie and Zack not to play in his tool shed, they believe it is because the shed is haunted by a horrible monster called a snurgle durgle.

A collection of light-hearted definitions of classroom catchwords explains such things as the real function of an eraser and the four different kinds of hand raising.

Cartoons offer whimsical illustrations of words that have the letters C-A-T in them

In this new book, children simply rub each page with a pencil to reveal an illustrated answer.

In this new book of riddles, children simply rub each page with a pencil to reveal an illustrated answer.

Mischievous Cousin Ricky comes to visit and is taught a lesson by his younger cousins.

After Randa''s mother told her not to ride one of the elevators in her apartment building her friend says that it''s because the elevator is haunted.

Dorrie and Zack were spending vacation on their grandfather''s farm and were told not to go in the tool shed because of the snurgle durgle inside.

The bestselling author of Catholics turns his witty attention to this hilarious satire of modern Italian family life. Black-and-white illustrations.

Teeming with humorous insights into the Catholic vision of purgatory, guilt, the soul, guardian angels, and more, this collection of cartoons takes an irreverent look at growing up Catholic