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Zack Files 30: It's Itchcraft!: SuperSpecial

Dan Greenburg, Jack E. Davis

eBook (Grosset & Dunlap, Aug. 25, 2003)

Zack is nervous about the fifth-grade Halloween dance. He doesn't know how to dance and he doesn't have a date! When Zack meets Prudence, a beautiful girl who speaks with a funny accent and dresses in old-fashioned clothing, he's smitten. He thinks he's found the perfect date for the dance! Prudence is so different from the rest of the kids he knows. She's actually come from the past-the year 1692 to be exact-and she's fleeing the Salem witch trials! Will Zack and Prudence even make it to the dance, or will she have to return to the past? Read on to find out!

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Zack Files 14: Elvis, the Turnip, and Me

Dan Greenburg, Jack E. Davis

language (Grosset & Dunlap, Nov. 9, 1998)

Late one night when Zack hears strains of "Heartbreak Hotel" coming from the fridge, he discovers the possibility that Elvis lives on...as a turnip! Talk about getting back to musical roots!

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Zack Files 07: Never Trust a Cat Who Wears Earrings

Dan Greenburg

Hardcover (Grosset & Dunlap, May 19, 1997)

After getting scratched at the museum by an Egyptian-looking cat who was wearing an earring, Zack begins to wonder if he is turning into a cat himself when he finds that he suddenly enjoys chasing birds and is terribly afraid of the vacuum cleaner

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Zack Files 25: Trapped in the Museum of Unnatural History

Dan Greenburg, Jack E. Davis

language (Grosset & Dunlap, Feb. 18, 2002)

It seems like a regular field trip to a natural history museum—until Zack gets locked inside for the night and discovers what really goes on in those display cases when no one is watching. A tribe of curious Neanderthals, rampaging woolly mammoths, prehistoric food shortages . . . it’s just another wild adventure for Zack!

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Zack Files 24: My Grandma, Major League Slugger

Dan Greenburg, Jack E. Davis

eBook (Grosset & Dunlap, Dec. 31, 2001)

I went to visit my Grandma Leah in Chicago, and we went to a White Sox game. Doesn’t sound like such a big deal, right? Well, here’s the thing—Grandma played in the game!