Books with author E.S. Mooney

When troublemaking mountaineer Fuzzy Lumpkins decides to attend Pokey Oaks Kindergarten in order to learn his letters, the Powerpuff Girls are dismayed, especially since their teacher, Ms. Keane, insists that they not break any school rules to stop his disruption.When troublemaker Fuzzy Lumpkins decides to attend Pokey Oaks Kindergarten, the Powerpuff Girls are dismayed, especially since their teacher, Ms. Keane, insists that they not break any school rules to stop his disruption.

Based on one of the most popular episodes of the cartoon, this story will delight the Powerpuff Girls' youngest fans - as will the free tattoos of the Girls and their friends and foes! Mojo Jojo has come up with his most evil plan yet. Using snips, snails, and puppy dog tails, he's created the Rowdy Ruff Boys - evil alter egos of the Powerpuff Girls. The girls must defeat the boys before Mojo Jojo takes over the city of Townsville!

TV's cutest kindergartners on are storming into theaters everywhere! The Girls' big-screen debut tells the story of how The Powerpuff Girls came to save the day for the very first time.From the creator of the Emmy-winning series comes a movie that exposes the gigantic secret these sweet little Girls have been hiding. It's an episode in Townsville history so shameful that the town has pretended it never happened... until now.When Professor Utonium first creates Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, they don't realize the extent of their powers. The Girls accidentally end up destroying everything in sight. Now all of Townsville hates them. Their only "friend" is a mysterious figure named Jojo. And he's got a plan make everything hunky-dory again...

In a small town like Paradise, everyone has a role. High school senior Mirella Danville is a proud "theatre nerd." That is, until she makes a scene at the Halloween party she shouldn't have even gone to, flirts with the football captain, and reunites with an old friend who ditched her for the popular crew.It's a dream come true when Mirella lands the lead in the musical Thoroughly Modern Millie, and it should put her firmly back in her usual role. Instead, it only fuels her desire to change up her boring existence so that her first kiss won’t be onstage with a gorilla-handed junior. The line between Mirella and her character blurs as she dives head first into a world of fruity flavored cigarillos, sweet and sour schnapps, and college boys. But when her antics--and the expectations of her hot college boyfriend--start to cause drama off the stage, Mirella questions her decision to be more "Millie" than "Mirella." With her friendships, family, and performance on the verge of crumbling, Mirella has to get back into character...or risk losing herself.