Books with author Don Wulffson

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A collection of amazing but true stories--scary, shocking, and humorous--includes tales of the airman who fell out of his airplane and then back into it, the policeman who became his own prisoner, and others

Traces the origin or invention of 28 common, everyday items, such as shopping carts, jigsaw puzzles, frozen foods, zippers, safety pins, vacuum cleaners, and rubber bands.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. In 1943, sixteen-year-old Erik Brandt experiences the horrors of war when he is drafted into the German army and sent to fight on the Russian front, but he must keep up his charade to survive when he puts on a dead man's uniform and poses as a wounded Russian.

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Relates the origins of table tennis, bowling, boxing, baseball, badminton, skiing, and golf.

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The reader has a choice of more than twenty alternative endings to a frightening tale about the future of Planet Earth, which is overrun by aliens who enslave all of mankind. Original.

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A spine-tingling collection of eight horrifying tales reveals the scary side of normal reality, including a story of phone pranks played on an old lady and the tale of Dr. Feller's time-fix television, which sees the past and the future.

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. More than 100 brief, factual stories--arranged in alphabetical order--explain how various familiar things were invented, many by accident, from animal crackers to the ice cream sundae to the zipper.