Books with author Alex Pang

Age Level: 9 - 12 | Grade Level: 4th and upEverybody knows the story of a brave Harry Potter: he was the great wizard who conquered Lord Voldemort. But have you heard ever heard the story of a Wimpy Harry Potter? Harry's a regular kid, who hates fighting, and just so happens to be named Harry Potter. But he's not the Harry Potter you're thinking of!Coincidentally, this Wimpy Harry Potter does go to Hogwarts, and guess what?Hogwarts stinks!It's just like every other school! Mostly, it's boring, but it's stessful and embarassing and scary too! Plus, at Hogwarts, there's actually evil teachers, monsters lurking in the basement, and those awful Slytherines always teasing everyone about magical blood purity!It's a mess. Read Harry's diary and you'll learn how to survive at school--even if you never wanted to go in the first place! Diary of a Wimpy Harry Potter is a parody, aimed at young readers who enjoy Harry Potter, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, or Mad Magazine style parodies. Plus, ten hilarious illustrations are in the book! It's a silly fun read for independent readers. Diary of a Wimpy Hairy Potter

Age Level: 9 - 12 | Grade Level: 4th and upWimpy Harry Potter is back and…wimpier than ever!But that won’t save him from going on his first real adventure since coming to Hogwarts. Nomore homework, no more books, plenty of teacher’s dirty looks when Harry knocks down theentire school! That’s right, Harry Potter just destroyed Hogwarts—no, not the real Harry Potter,the other, wimpy one.Why’d he do it? Well, the story has something to do with a toilet ghost named Moby Squirtle (notMoaning Myrtle, that’s somebody else) and a little glob of goo named Globby (not Doby theHouse Elf, he’s dead) and a crazy three-headed gorilla that’s causing earthquakes under thesurface of Hogwarts.Harry’s going to have to go into the toilet to Toilet Town, the cleanest place in all the pipes, to goon a wacky adventure that is sure to make teachers say, “Don’t read this during my class.”If you like Harry Potter, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, the Captain Underpants books, or just a sillyadventure parody that will make you laugh, you’re going to love the latest Diary of a WimpyHarry Potter: Monkey Trouble in Toilet Town!

Age Level: 9 - 12 | Grade Level: 4th and upHi Diary, it’s me, Harry Potter! NO! NOT THAT HARRY POTTER!When I last left you, I was feeling optimistic about school because I rode a broom, my friends threw me a big party and I got a magical key. Well now that I’ve had another week to experience things, I I have no idea what ever made me have that terrible idea! School stinks! I gotta say, I really hate it. And not for the reasons I hated it at first even—although, I still hate school for those reasons too sometimes!—but now I have all new reasons to hate being at school. And ya know, a lot of them are the same reason I hated going to non-magical school when I was little.At school, everybody’s always telling you what to do, what to read, what to say, how to think. Yeesh! They even make you ask permission for using the bathroom! Like, come on, adults don’t have to do that.But then on top of that, I got reluctantly sent to magic school at my parents insistence, and now gotta put up with all that craziness, plus extra cause my name is Harry Potter!

Thunderbirds: The MovieFrom Universal Pictures and Working Title Films, Thunderbirds is a live-action feature film based on the hit British television series of the 1960s, which followed the perilous exploits of the Tracy family. Thunderbirds, starring Bill Paxton and Sir Ben Kingsley, is slated for release in the UK on23 July 2004.Amongst the biggest stars of the movie are the Thunderbird vehicles themselves. This book features ultra-detailed cutaway drawings that take you under the surface of the five main craft, as well as various support vehicles, Tracy Island and much else besides. The cutaways have been created using thelatest computer-imaging software, so producing state-of-the-art illustrations to match the high-tech feel of the movie itself. The main cutaways are supported by full explanatory captioning and by stills from the film, showing the main characters and the vehicles themselves in action.