Danny Hasenfuss needs some good advice. A gang of kids at school are bullying him. Grandma Hasenfuss has plenty of ideas, but somehow everything Danny tries just seems to make things crazier. You'll hear all about it as you read Danny and his Grandma's e-mail messages to each other. How many black eyes can there be at one school? Why does the lunch lady keeps flinging utensils? What's so scary about 'Twinkle twinkle little star?' What should you do when you're stuck in a basketball hoop ten feet off the ground? But then, what kind of advice do you think you're going to get from a Grandma who swats lightning with a pillow, plays jazz trombone, rappels from the fire escape with her bathrobe tie, and crochets a bear trap? It's going to be a crazy month at Edgar Middle School. And beware: this book contains exciting vocabulary up to and including "floccinaucinihilipilification!"

There are rumors of trouble between dragons and the people of the North Region, but who can negotiate with angry dragons, clawed and fanged, and armed with eyes as deadly as their fire? The bard Svarnil and the librarian Nulif find themselves on the quest to discover what is making the dragons so restless, and how peace can be restored in the Region. It will require all their bravery, all their wisdom, and all their faith in each other to survive this adventure, in which they must face the distrust not only of the dragons and a sorcerer, but also of Svarnil's fellow elves.

The immortal Cumarun travel the Otherworld guiding mortals toward balance and the way of the First World. When the kingdom of the Deerfolk is afflicted by a mysterious shadowy Death, the Cumarun call Svarnil to the quest to save the Deerfolk... But how is Svarnil to accomplish heroic feats when she's just a young apprentice bard with no experience of warriors or magic? What other ways can there be of meeting the dangers and conflicts she faces? As her adventures among mages, monsters, and spirits unfold, she learns what it means to be a true bard. She must also discover whether the gifts she has will be enough to bring her through the challenges before her. (Book 1 of the Otherworld Series)

Jiriya has always loved the tales of wise, kind-hearted Prince Oru, who ruled Yuwara Ul Sahd two hundred years ago. Then one evening she learns another part of the legend: that upon his coronation as emperor her beloved Prince Oru turned suddenly and inexplicably evil. Jiriya is determined to discover the truth about this legendary mystery - until the legend begins to bring menace into the present. With the help of the bard Svarnil, Jiriya must discover the truth about Prince Oru, and find her way home from an adventure more perilous than any she could have imagined.

When Svarnil hears of the discovery of an ancient religious document that may change the course of history, she travels all the way to the southern border of Yuwara Ul Sahd to learn the truth about the Minarian religion - and join the librarian Nulif in his dangerous quest to share that truth with others. This time the bard and Nulif must contend with elemental monsters and charges of criminal blasphemy as they try to help the city of K'Ten accept a forgotten interpretation of the scriptures and hold fast to the true meaning of their faith.