Books with author James D. Hall

More than anything in the whole wide world, Amy Pickett want to be a chicken. Her family aren't to keen about that. The clucking would get on their nerves. Even her best friend Clarice thinks she's unhinged. Then Madam Marvel comes to town and strange feathery things begin to happen. Nothing for any of them is ever going to be quite the same again...

James T. Buckwell has a lot of troubles. He has a dad who thinks he’s going to be a great baseball star (James can barely hit the ball), the principal thinks that he’s a trouble maker, and he’s got the class bullies after him. With the Extremely Extreme Obstacle Course coming up (only the biggest event of the school year) he’s got even more to worry about. Oh, and the strangest girl at school keeps showing up everywhere. But when James stumbles upon a strange creature in the woods he has even bigger problems. The animal has a lot of strange habits and he looks a lot like Bigfoot. Can James keep his new pet safely hidden and win the big race?

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