Grey Beard the pirate, arguing classmates, science work, and a Three-Headed Alien that is intent on blowing up the world, all make Kevin's week. Oh yeah, then there are the illegal fireworks. Is Kevin going to make it through? Kevin and the Three-Headed Alien continues the story of Kevin, from Kevin and the Seven Lions, and introduces Jared, Sam, TJ and Sarah. Follow Kevin as his classmates discover that he writes down his daydreams and decides that Kevin needs to share his work, despite Kevin's determination to keep his work quiet. Kevin and the Three-Headed Alien is an 11,000 word early...

When Kevin and his friends decide set up a film festival to show the movie they made "Attack of the Three-Headed Alien," other kids at school want to join in and make their own movies. Will Kevin's parents still allow them to have the festival? Will his friends turn it too much into a competition? More importantly, will Kevin survive the week? Kevin and the Triple Creature Feature continues the story from "Kevin and the Three-Headed Alien. It is a 12,000 word early chapter book leveled for 2nd through 4th graders, with five illustrations.

Fear has spread throughout the Dolbin School for the Extraordinary campus. An unexplained explosion has destroyed Professor O'Grady's lab during his absence from school. Students fear he is a part of underground group The Dark Cloud who wish to take over the school. Meanwhile Jake Cooper's old bully is getting inexplicably stronger. And now is picking fights with Jake. Which raises the question, what do you do when the bully is stronger than you?