Mo O'Hara

Sami has one job: look after her big brother's goldfish. That sounds simple enough, until Frankie turns out to be no ordinary fish and Fang the vampire kitten starts lurking next door. This funny, full-color picture book brings the mischievous world of My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish to younger readers. With badly behaved pets, fishy trouble, and a goldfish with strange hypnotic powers, it is a lively read for kids who like animal mayhem with a silly, spooky twist. Perfect for readers who enjoy pets, jokes, and stories where the smallest creature in the room might cause the biggest splash.

In the misty swamps of Camelot, three dino squires are training to become knights. Lancelot-o-saur is strong, Guinevere-raptor is fearless, and Arthur-a-tops does not look like the most likely hero at all. At the Festival of the Stone, dinosaurs from across the land try to pull the great horn Rex-calibur from a magical stone. Whoever succeeds will be crowned king or queen. Arthur-a-tops may seem clumsy and uncertain, but this prehistoric Camelot is full of surprises, magic, and very funny dinosaur trouble. A playful picture book twist on the legend of King Arthur, this story is great for readers who enjoy dinosaurs, knights, classic tales, and jokes that make old legends feel brand-new.

All day long, the baby animals are busy. Giraffe's calf makes everyone laugh, Hen's chicks put on magical shows, and Sheep's lamb gets into a sticky mess. But Puggle the baby platypus only wants one thing: snuggles. When night falls, the other animals curl up to sleep. That is when Puggle's real energy begins. This playful picture book turns bedtime upside down with animal antics, rhyming wordplay, and a funny surprise about what baby animals may be doing after dark. Bright, silly, and cozy, Puggle Snuggles is a cheerful bedtime story for readers who love baby animals, nighttime giggles, and one very snuggly little platypus.

Romeosaurus and Juliet Rex get along perfectly until they discover one enormous problem: their families are supposed to be enemies. Romeosaurus comes from a family of herbivores, while Juliet Rex belongs to a family of carnivores. That makes friendship a little complicated. With short arms, big feelings, and plenty of prehistoric silliness, this picture book turns Shakespeare's famous story into a funny dinosaur romp about choosing your friends for yourself. Young readers do not need to know the original play to enjoy the jokes, the dino drama, and the idea that old family rules do not always make sense. A clever, giggle-filled read for kids who like dinosaurs, friendship stories, and playful introductions to classic tales.

Strange flash floods are soaking the Big Forest, and someone is using all that watery chaos to pull off a string of baffling crimes. When Madame HQ is snatched from a very soggy Woodland HQ, Agent Moose and Owlfred have a new case on their hooves and wings. Agent Moose may be the Big Forest's best worst secret agent, but he never lets danger, clues, or common sense slow him down. With Owlfred helping him think things through, the two wade into a mystery full of floods, heists, and a criminal making a very big splash. This funny graphic novel chapter book is a great match for readers who like animal detectives, goofy action, and mysteries that move quickly from clue to comic disaster.

Tom is ready for a family trip to the seaside, but trouble is already waiting in the waves. His zombie goldfish Frankie has hypnotic powers and a loyal streak, which is helpful when Tom's evil-scientist brother Mark becomes far too interested in the legend of the Evil Eel of Eel Bay. Even Frankie may have met a serious challenge if a super electric zombie eel is involved. Then the fishy chaos continues when Frankie takes center stage during Tom's school play and Mark's evil plans threaten to ruin the performance. The SeaQuel delivers two funny, illustrated chapter-book adventures packed with sibling rivalry, seaside danger, school drama, and one unforgettable undead goldfish.

Honey is a young bee with big dreams, but she cannot seem to find the right job in her small hive. Just as she thinks she may have found her place, a dangerous swarm threatens everything, and Honey has to take off into the wider world. Her flight leads to a rooftop paradise at the top of a tower block, a place that might be perfect for a new hive. But with angry wasps nearby and a whole community depending on teamwork, Honey's courage and quick thinking will matter more than ever. Blending adventure, humor, bee facts, and bright illustrations, Honey's Hive is a lively illustrated story for readers who enjoy brave animal characters and nature-filled adventures.

Frankie the zombie goldfish has handled evil science before, but history is about to get seriously weird. At a medieval reenactment, a suspicious knight, a lurking vampire kitten, and Mark's latest plan turn a day of jousting into another fishy emergency. Then trouble digs even deeper when a Jurassic carp fossil is discovered under the school playground. Tom, Pradeep, and Frankie have to face Mark's beastly secret before the whole school is caught in the chaos. With two fast-paced stories, Jurassic Carp mixes knights, fossils, school trouble, and undead pet power into a funny illustrated chapter book for readers who enjoy action, ridiculous science, and a goldfish who refuses to stay ordinary.

Mark has big plans for Evil Scientist Summer Camp. No little brother. No zombie goldfish. Just Mark, his best friend Sanj, a notebook full of evil ideas, and Fang, his truly evil and completely forbidden vampire kitten. At Camp Mwhaaa-haa-ha-a-watha, Mark is determined to become Evil Emperor of the Camp. But his perfect summer starts wobbling when a not-evil Geeky Girl arrives and Sanj finds another partner. If Mark wants to prove his evil genius, he will have to handle friendship problems, camp competition, and a supernatural kitten who may not follow the plan. This funny chapter book spin-off is great for readers who enjoy paranormal pets, summer camp chaos, and villains who are more hilarious than terrifying.

Honey is the best scouting bee in her entire hive. She is so amazing at tracking down bright, delicious pollen that the Queen Bee herself is giving her a special petal medal. It is a time for a massive celebration inside her busy, buzzing home. But outside the hive, things are not quite so cheerful. While Honey and her family have plenty to eat, the other bees in the neighborhood are having a terrible time finding enough pollen. When Honey discovers her neighbors are struggling, she knows she has to step up and share her tracking skills. The only problem is that her hive does not want her helping outsiders. As Honey tries to do the right thing and teach the neighborhood bees how to find food, danger suddenly swoops in. A swarm of aggressive wasps decides to target her hive. Now, Honey finds herself in the middle of a serious bug battle. Packed with real life bee facts and colorful art, this exciting story shows what happens when you decide to be a good neighbor, even when others tell you to stay away.

This girl's family has so many branches, it needs a whole family tree to show them all. There is a step-mum, a step-dad, brothers and sisters, grandparents, and plenty of people who care about her. Warm, playful, and reassuring, this picture book celebrates extended and step-families in a way young readers can understand. Instead of making a big family feel confusing, the story helps show how every new branch can mean more love, more connection, and more people cheering you on. With gentle humor and a comforting message, More People to Love Me is a lovely choice for children thinking about family, belonging, and the many shapes a home can take.

Tom and Pradeep know that life is never normal when Frankie the zombie goldfish is around. Frankie has hypnotic powers, Tom's big brother Mark has evil-scientist ideas, and even an ordinary camping trip can turn into a seriously strange adventure. In this fast, funny chapter book, rumors of an escaped big cat are only the beginning. Then Mark starts acting nice, which might be the most suspicious thing of all. When Frankie is kidnapped, Tom and Pradeep have to work out what is really going on before their fishy friend is in deep trouble. Packed with jokes, weird pets, wild plans, and comic action, this is a high-energy read for kids who like their adventures a little spooky and very silly.

Agent Moose is the best secret agent in the Big Forest. He may also be the worst. Luckily, he has Owlfred, a sidekick who is slightly more sensible and usually a little quicker to spot the obvious. Something strange is happening at the South Shore: animals are disappearing and not coming back. When a key witness goes missing too, Agent Moose and Owlfred charge into the case. The clues are slippery, the danger is real enough, and Moose's confidence may be much bigger than his detective skills. Full-color comic storytelling, animal jokes, and a fast-moving mystery make this graphic novel chapter book a fun choice for readers who enjoy goofy detectives, woodland chaos, and laugh-out-loud cases.

There is big news in the Big Forest: the circus is in town, Granny Moose is visiting, and a mysterious robber is putting the squeeze on innocent animals. That sounds like a job for Agent Moose, the best worst secret agent at Woodland HQ. With his more sensible sidekick Owlfred and Granny along for the ride, Agent Moose rushes into another case full of clues, confusion, and comic mistakes. The mystery gets stranger with every page, and solving it will take more than antlers and confidence. Moose on a Mission is a funny graphic novel chapter book for readers who like animal heroes, silly detective work, fast-paced panels, and mysteries that mix suspense with plenty of jokes.

A trip to the aquarium should be fun, especially when Tom, Pradeep, Sami, and Frankie the zombie goldfish are along for the ride. But something strange is swimming beneath the surface, and it seems to involve evil older brothers, a vampire kitten, a psychic octopus, and a plan that could spell disaster. Frankie may have hypnotic powers, but even a zombie goldfish has to watch out when tentacles, secret schemes, and hungry sea creatures are involved. In another wild adventure, the TV show My Pet's Got Talent brings even more trouble when paranormal pets begin losing their amazing abilities. This illustrated chapter book is full of quick jokes, creepy-cute pets, and splashy action for readers who like funny adventures with a supernatural twist.

A little rocket has spent a long day soaring through the galaxy, and now it is time to head home and sleep. Set to the gentle rhythm of a familiar lullaby, this picture book turns bedtime into a calm journey through space. From the bright flares of the sun to a launchpad on Neptune's largest moon, each stop brings young readers closer to rest while introducing pieces of the solar system along the way. Soft, sweeping illustrations help make the trip feel peaceful, wide, and full of wonder. Hush, Little Rocket is a soothing choice for curious stargazers who love bedtime stories, rockets, planets, and dreams that drift among the stars.

Evil Scientist Summer Camp is almost over, and the chance to win the Evil Emperor of the Week crown is slipping away. Mark is determined to prove his epic evil awesomeness before camp ends, but plans at Camp Mwhaaa-Haa-Ha-A-Watha rarely go smoothly. With Fang the vampire kitten involved, every scheme can turn into chaos. Survival of the Furriest keeps the goofy, over-the-top energy of the My FANGtastically Evil Vampire Pet series, mixing camp competitions, forbidden pets, and not-quite-successful villainy into a funny chapter book adventure. Great for readers who like silly villains, mischievous animals, summer camp stories, and fast-paced comedy with a spooky bite.

An aspiring evil scientist and a mostly evil vampire kitten are back for another FANGtastic adventure. In Cats in the Crater, the third book in the My FANGtastically Evil Vampire Pet series, forbidden pet trouble follows Mark into a new mission that is anything but ordinary. Fang may be small, furry, and adorable, but this kitten brings plenty of spooky chaos wherever he goes. With the same silly villain energy and paranormal pet mayhem as the My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish world, this chapter book is built for readers who enjoy outrageous plots, funny danger, and characters who are not nearly as evil as they think. A fast, playful choice for kids who like cats, strange schemes, and offbeat adventure.

Tom, Pradeep, and Frankie the zombie goldfish are spending the night at a museum, which should be exciting enough on its own. Then history starts coming to life, and their evil big brothers set their sights on reanimating the cursed Cat of Kings mummy. Frankie may have hypnotic powers, but dodging booby traps and avoiding a mummified kitty snack is not exactly easy. In a second fishy adventure, sports day goes strangely wrong when the athletic kids lose their abilities and Mark suddenly becomes amazing at every event. Any Fin is Possible serves up two silly, action-packed chapter book stories full of museum danger, school sports, evil plans, and one very determined undead goldfish.

Mark is an aspiring evil scientist, and Fang is his mostly evil, totally forbidden vampire kitten. In Space Cat-astrophe, their FANGtastic adventures blast off with camp chaos, contests, friendship trouble, and one cat who should probably never be allowed near a space mission. This spin-off from the world of My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish keeps the humor big and the schemes bigger. Mark wants to prove he has what it takes to be truly evil, but with Fang around, every plan can turn into a furry disaster. A fun chapter book for readers who like space, cats, not-so-scary monsters, and silly stories where the villain may be just as likely to cause trouble for himself.