Books in Super Hoops series

Mark Fisher couldn't be more embarrassed. At every Branford Bulls game, there's a goofy guy in the bleachers yelling his lungs out, making up dumb cheers, and screaming at the coaches to put Mark in to play. It's Mark's father! Mark tells him to stop--or else.Mr. Fisher is not only hurt, he's mad. He vows never to go to a Bulls game again. Mark is psyched not to have his father humiliating him from the sidelines. But when he has a major moment of glory on the court, will Mark regret dissing his dad?

Beware of conjurers and voodoo queens! In their wake, strange things happen. Witches shrink to the size of peas, and children are transformed into bugs or birds. But if fear hides in the folds of the voodoo queen's cloak, so does power. Conjure women and conjure men--versed in spells and potions to cure any ill--were once familiar figures in America. The occupation has dwindled, but the fascination remains. Their feats live on in folktales and history.Vampire Bugs presents an assortment of funny and frightening magicians and an array of young heroes and heroines. Both provocative and entertaining, these stories will give readers the opportunity to reflect on their fears and on their own power.

Offered the chance to attend the NCAA tournament if the Brandford Bulls become the top team by March 1, David Danzig goes to extreme lengths to secure the team's position, but is warned by his mother that he will be grounded if he keeps losing his temper. Offered the chance to attend the NCAA tournament if the Brandford Bulls become the top team by March 1, David Danzig goes to extreme lengths to secure the team's position, but is warned by his mother that he will be grounded if he keeps losing his temper