Books with author Jim Robins

Introducing WonderScope Books, a new series of fact-packed hardcover books combined with futuristic plastic viewers. Readers follow the story, press the clicker, and peek into the viewer lens to see full-color slides of fierce raptors, gruesome mummies, or other creatures. The heroes, Jess and Tom, discover the prehistoric beasts of Dinosaurs and prowl through ancient Egyptian tombs in Mummies. Each tale includes photos and interesting trivia, as well as four fact-filled pages that show how mummies were made or explore the mysterious disappearance of the dinosaurs. Kids will love the graphic, comic-book-style illustrations and the compact size--ideal for toting in a backpack or coat pocket.

Alone in the world and obsessed with his long-lost falcon, Matin Imoya has finally had enough and embarks on a quest to retrieve his bird from the Palace of Sky. Chased by wolves, tormented by a villainous Imp, and accompanied by a lovable, annoying, and mysterious goat, Matin soon discovers that instead of recovering his falcon, he might instead need to save the world.The first of three volumes, The Dooms of Rajas, introduces readers to forces and fates that will ultimately lead Matin to a showdown with the Sky itself.Fans of C.S. Lewis' Narnia series or Brian Jacques' Redwall series will love The Dooms of Rajas.

A gruesome army of monsters, mustering in the Palace of Sky? The Sky itself plotting to invoke the return of Senescence and the end of the world? Goaded by this terrible knowledge, Matin finds himself racing to find a legendary sword before the Sky and its fiendish hordes can deliver the land over to death and darkness.Fans of Roald Dahl's The Fantastic Mr. Fox or Richard Adams' Watership Down will want to try the Slaying the Sky series.

My name is Aggie Jumble, and I'm a 6th grade monster hunter. Some say I'm countrified. They say I have a funny accent, I git to spell words all wrong, and make them laugh. Momma just says we're differnt. I moved to the city not too long ago and boy, it's just all weird. It's almost like I done moved into a farn country. There's all kinda ruckus goin on here. Seeins how it's just far too much to recollect in my head, I tried to git it all down in this here story book. Momma made me call it a Diary so even citified girls might want to read about them there scary monsters too. It might help spread the word on how to wallop these things upside the head...just in case we don't make through our adventures.Diary of a Countrified Zombie Killer is a short story intended to make people laugh and is entertaining for children, middle school students, and even adults.Age Level: 9 - 12 | Grade Level: 4th and up