Books published by publisher Camelot

Martin is delighted by his Aunt Horty's wonderful gift, a huge, hairy, mischievous dog named Clovis, until the Prentiss family is forced to move to England and leave Clovis behind

While on vacation at Camp Horrorific, the kids of P.S. 13 discover that mischievous trolls are responsible for a rash of robberies throughout the camp, and they set out to stop the crimes

When Carole moves to a new home in New Mexico, she discovers a life-size doll that looks exactly like her, and the doll asks Carole to help her. By the author of Honey Girl. Original.

Amy Evans, arboreal journalist, finds herself the subject of unwanted attentions from a secret admirer who is also a big creep, while her attempts to expose the shady doings of her adopted grandparent's landlord threatens to get her grounded

Mermaid Gilly Finn is convinced that the sea monster that suppsedly haunts Silverman's Marina could be real, and her friends, the fifth grade monsters, are determined to help her find it

The fifth and final volume of the series featuring the Mennyms, a family of life-sized rag dolls, finds the clan bereft of their life force, except for Soobie, the blue Mennym, who prays that his family will live again. Reprint.

During their vacation at a quiet fishing village, Jenny and her younger brother Frick come to the aid of Wanda, an alien sent to Earth to recover Edgar, a giant runaway crab

A new horror trilogy opens with the tale of two friends, Brock, the new kid, and Winston, who discover that they are mysteriously linked by a connection that ultimately leads them into battle against a wily werewolf. Original.

When Danny and his monster friends test the engine on the submarine they are building for a science project, it explodes, blasting them into a weird dimension that Frankie Stein calls "the Brooklyn Triangle"

Young readers learn about the world of weather, including predicting weather, protecting oneself from lightning, hurricanes, and tornadoes, and testing for air pollution. Reprint.

Young readers are encouraged to determine why the Anasazi--a thriving civilization that had mastered the family structure, farming, and the use of tools--inexplicably disappeared around 1250 A.D. Original.

Now that they are officially sisters, Ricki and Vanessa discover that living together is a lot different from just being friends, and soon the household is brought to the brink of war