Doug Peterson

The citizens of Bumblyburg are no longer showing compassion! They are committing outrageous crimes and giving into peer-pressure amidst some unusually stormy weather. Something is amiss in the city of Bumblyburg, and LarryBoy is out to discover who's behind these evil doings. Little does he know, it's none other than the evil genius, Plum Loco. This cold-hearted plum has created a new device called the Brain-twister which rages through town mixing...

Awful Alvin has unleashed a fearsome monster made of garbage on the city of Bumblyburg, and it is up to superhero Larryboy to throw the creature out--but first, with God's help, he must battle his own fears.

When the Mess Detectives Larry the Cucumber and Bob the Tomato investigate Junior Asparagus' poor school grades, the two detectives end up learning something as well.

"Will cowboy Larry take the long, hard road, or will he cheat and take the easy path during his cattle-drive test? Ride along to see how he realizes the importance of doing what's right."--Back cover

Rude Rolf isn't thankful for anything. But with a little help from his friends, Rolf discovers that the best part of a gift is the thought behind it.

Larryboy takes a vacation on a volcanic island for superheroes and learns a lesson about including others when he is excluded by his favorite superhero buddies like Lemon Twist and Electro-Melon.

"Detectives Bob and Larry need to train some new recruits. But in frustration, they start saying some not-so-nice things. Join the Pod Squad as they help show that using nice words is a very "groovy" thing to do." -- back cover.

John and Peg Scobell are the perfect spies. As slaves for most of their lives, they have been treated as invisible people, barely worth notice. Now, with the Civil War marching down upon them, they decide to use their "invisibility" for the Northern cause. They become spies. This thrilling tale is based on the real life of John Scobell, one of the first black spies in our nation's intelligence service. He has no idea that his wife has become a spy...

"Based on the true story of Henry "Box" Brown's amazing escape from slavery, a gripping tale about the lengths to which people will go in seeking freedom brings to light one of the heroes of the Underground Railroad"--

"Based on the true story of Ellen Craft, a light-skinned slave who escaped from Georgia in 1848. By posing as an ailing white man while her husband pretended to be her slave, Ellen and William Craft traveled over one thousand to freedom"--