Michael Coleman, Author . Dutton $15.99 (199p) ISBN 978-0-525-47318-3
Luke Reid, the 15-year-old protagonist of British author Coleman's (Weirdo's War
) problem novel, has been arrested for theft more times than he can remember. But his talent for picking locks goes horribly awry when he attempts to steal a...
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Michael Coleman, Author Skylark Books $3.99 (128p) ISBN 978-0-553-48620-9
The Internet Detectives series is up and running with this first installment introducing a handful of young e-mail pen pals from several countries. In England, Josh and Tamsyn volunteer to research how the Internet can be used at their school, newly
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Michael Coleman, Author, Gwyneth Williamson, Joint Author Little Tiger Press $14.95 (32p) ISBN 978-1-888444-45-2
Mr. Rabbit's rambunctious bunnies simply won't cooperate with his various attempts at a census. For example, Mr. Rabbit tries to keep track by offering a carrot to each bunny as he counts him or her, but the bunnies eat the carrots so fast, ""He...
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Michael Coleman, Author, Gwyneth Williamson, Illustrator Little Tiger Press $12.95 (0p) ISBN 978-1-888444-02-5
Ozzie, an owlet, would rather practice ""being wise"" than practice flying in this energetic though somewhat strained semi-cumulative tale, a British import. Left on a barn rafter with instructions from his mother to ""be on the ground by the time I
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Michael Coleman, Author, Michael Coleman, Illustrator Orchard Books (NY) $16.95 (192p) ISBN 978-0-531-30103-6
When likable egghead Daniel Edwards (otherwise known as ""Weirdo"") is thrown together with a group of brawnier guys and a sadistic P.E. teacher named Axelmann at a survival camp, the result is predictably disastrous. Daniel weathers routine taunts...
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