Books with author Scott Gray

Written by SCOTT GRAY Pencils & Cover by ROGER CRUZ The early days of the X-Men's second generation are revealed in an all-new series starring Cyclops, Storm, Banshee, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Wolverine and Phoenix! Professor X invites the mysterious Inhumans into the X-Men's home, but when Wolverine and Gorgon meet, the party turns ugly! Nightcrawler faces a crisis of faith and searches for an answer in the Inhuman city Attilan - but has he found his salvation or ultimate destruction? Don't miss a culture clash that will rock both super-teams to their cores!

Curious George won the 2010 Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children’s Animated Program on PBS-TV, and this delightful tie-in tells the madcap story of Curious George at the library. Of course, when the librarian Mrs. Dewey leaves George in charge, he’s in quite the quandary. How will he organize the books? By color? By size? Will he able to shelve them all before Mrs. Dewey comes back? Activities exploring alphabetizing and classification add even more fun to the equation. For more monkey fun, investigate and discover all the latest on Curious George, books, promotions, games, activities, and more!

What kind of splendid story-stew can you cook up when your ingredients include a Pelican named Pylon, a dinosaur named Tom T-Rex, and a hermit crab named Piston? This delightful dish of a tale is called a Colossal Kaffofle. Never before has the bill of one pelican impacted the state of Maine in such a monstrous way. That may be a bit dramatic and misguided but so is this tale, or should I say Colossal Kaffofle. Come and join our 3 heroes, as they try to help Nice Nina Nubberscotch rescue her cat, Samson, stuck in a Sycamore tree, using Pylon's incredo-bill to solve this purr-fectly preposterous predicament of a puzzle.

A fast-paced story in the tradition of The Hunger Games and Young Samurai, Banished to the Forest is the first in the Treelogy series of adventure survival books for boys of all ages. How can five boys, banished from the great stone city of Burgh, survive out in the endless wildwood beyond the walls? Unlikely allies, including the great brooding forest itself, will all be needed if the boys are to last a day. But with a dark peril gathering beyond the trees, skill with axe and blade will be just as vital as tracking and woodlore.With no stone walls to protect them, will any of the surviving boys have to stand in the terrifying shield wall?

Action and fast-paced fantasy adventure! The second of the five-part Treelogy series finds Tom fighting for his life – and the life of the forest. Only months after being banished from the stone city into the endless wildwood, Tom and the other boys have to somehow stop Lord Gutta and his army. An army that intends to burn the city of Burgh and every living tree to the ground.

A warband sneaks into the endless forest - who is their prey? Too late, the foresters find out. Forced into a disastrous battle, good men are shattered like their shields and spears. Who can now follow the captives, far out into the Empty Lands? Only Tom and his friends, boys banished from the great stone city of Burgh, have any sort of chance. But what will they find, out in the emptiness, far from the safe canopy of the forest? Tom straps on his axe and his short sword and follows his head, his heart and his gut. He hopes he doesn’t lose them all Out There.

I should have listened to the old man. He said it wasn't bound to a place, or any piece of earth. "Houses aren't haunted," he said. "People are."This is my story. Of when I was young. When I thought superstition was a lie that spilled from senile mouths. Was only seen by cataracted eyes.I thought I could walk away. That a safe harbor would protect me. That love was an unbreakable barrier.I thought someone else would feed its hunger

A fast-paced story in the tradition of The Hunger Games, Young Samurai and Ranger’s Apprentice, Banished to the Forest is the first in the Treelogy series of adventure survival books. Five boys are banished from the great stone city of Burgh. Two are innocent, but all are expected to be killed within the day in the endless wild forest. How can they survive? Strange forest folk take them in but Tom must learn axe craft for food and defence. And he learns he can hear the slow thoughts of the great forest, which warns him of a dark peril approaching from the Empty Lands. With no stone walls to protect them, will any of the surviving boys have to stand in the terrifying shield wall?