Books with author J.A. Henderson

kalee Pinkpants is a four-year-old little girl who was one day eating her lunch on a beautiful like she always does when she was approached by two hungry little ants. Kalee being the sweetheart that she is didn't think twice. Blind to what was to come, the two ants, that she gracefully gave her food to told two more ants, and those two ants told three ants, and those three ants told four ants, and within minutes Kalee Pinkpants had a house full of ants.

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Original Spin Mattie Mitchell loves music. It’s just one of the many things that she and her parents have disagreements about. The year is 1957 and Tommy Spin, a popular new disc jockey, has just hit the airwaves. After securing a job working at Tommy’s radio station, Mattie begins to believe that she has found her calling in life. Just as Mattie is learning how to balance her work schedule between family, friends, and school, the town erupts in turmoil over the type of music Tommy is playing—rock n’ roll. A group of angry citizens conspires to keep the radio station off the air, while Mattie and her boss do their best to keep the station afloat. Weeks pass by, and Mattie becomes hopelessly trapped between the wishes of her well-meaning parents and her loyalty to her employer. As the situation escalates, Mattie finds herself at the forefront of a grassroots movement to defend free speech rights. How far will the townspeople go to stop the music? How far will Mattie go to make a stand for what she believes in?

There are a few simple rules Daniel follows. Rule One: never let an adult see your weakness. Daniel made that mistake and look where he ended up—summer camp. Rule Two: never make fun of the person who feeds you, unless you like Miss Gunderson’s peppery pancakes and green hamburgers. Rule Three: stay away from girls who love Glitter Ponies. They have cooties, after all. And Rule Four: never, ever lose your magic pencil. But Daniel has broken all of his own rules. Now he’s stuck and starving at Camp Bigfoot with the school bully as his bunkmate and an ooey-gooey girl who won’t leave him alone. If all of that wasn’t bad enough, his prized possession, a pencil that brings his drawings to life, has gone missing and wacky creatures are popping up all over camp. Can Daniel survive Camp Bigfoot and find his magic pencil before it’s too late?

The Van Helsing name reborn Fourteen-year-old Alex has no idea that he's descended from the world's most famous vampire hunter, but that changes fast when he arrives at Glenarvon Academy and confronts two vampires in his first three days. Turns out Glenarvon isn't the only school near Lake Geneva. Hidden deep underground lies an ancient university for vampires called the Scholomance. And the deadly vampire clan lord known as Icemaker? You might say he's a visiting professor. When two of Alex's friends are kidnapped by Icemaker, it's up to Alex to infiltrate the Scholomance and get them back—alive. Assisted by the Polidorium, a top-secret vampire-hunting organization with buried ties to the Van Helsings, Alex dodges zombies, bullets, and lots—and lots—of fangs on his way to thwarting Icemaker's plans and fulfilling his family destiny.

Marshall Maddox and his friends have just finished the 6th grade. The group is looking forward to a summer full of bike riding, swimming, camping out, and of course, relaxing in their beloved tree house. Just as the summer gets underway, an unexpected visitor upsets the status quo on Radio Road. Brady Lomax is friendly, well-mannered, and all the kids seem to like him. However, Marshall can't decide how he feels about the new arrival. As the mid-summer doldrums set in, the boys hear about the Summer Games, a town-wide competition hosted by the local radio station. Marshall, Jeremy, Boomer, John, and the rest of the Radio Road crew become wrapped up in the tournament, squaring off against other local kids in eating competitions, tug-of-war, capture-the-flag, and many other exciting challenges. Friendships fracture as the summer begins to heat up... Will the bonds between them prove to be as sturdy as their trusty tree house? Join Marshall and his pals as they attempt to overcome unforeseen obstacles, stay focused, and try to come out on top.

From the pages of Nickelodeon Magazine comes the beloved wordless comedy of Sam Henderson's Scene But Not Heard comic strip, all collected in one handsome volume! Just try to keep up with his wild (and wildly funny) imagination. Co-published by Top Shelf Productions and Alternative Comics. "Quite doodling hilarious gags and get back to work!" — Steve Hillenburg, creator of SpongeBob SquarePants "Sam Henderson is the single greatest comedic force in America. Except for me. And guys who wipe their mouths on their sleeves." — Mark Newgarden, co-creator ofGarbage Pail Kids and author of Bow-Wow Bugs a Bug "If you can read [Sam Henderson] without laughing, you are not human." — James Sturm, director of the Center for Cartoon Studies "He's the master of meta-humor, absurdity, repetition, and most especially the sublime comedic escalation of the dumbest ideas." — The Comics Journal Sam Henderson: Ignatz-nominated creator of Magic Whistle, Emmy-nominated writer and storyboard artist for SpongeBob SquarePants... and also the nutty mind behind "Scene But Not Heard," the longest-running feature in the history of Nickelodeon Magazine! Now all those strips -- the hilarious, wordless adventures of a man and a bear -- are collected all in one handsome hardcover. Just try and keep up with Sam's wild imagination!

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