John Gurney

Debbie Dadey

Marcia Thornton Jones

One of the gargoyles is missing from the Bailey City Library, and the new bus driver looks exactly like the missing one!

Gargoyles Don't Drive School Buses

The winning rider is making a big splash at the Sheldon City raceway, and the Bailey School kids are beginning to get suspicious that the rider is really a sea monster.

Sea Monsters Don't Ride Motorcycles

Harry Groto has yellow eyes, long fingernails, and a scary growl. He even gets hungry when the moon is full. Could he really be a wolfman?

Wolfmen Don't Hula Dance

When Mr. Drake returns to Bailey School as playground monitor, the students are convinced he has come to turn their teachers into vampires.

Dracula Doesn't Play Kickball

"The power of property was brought into creation by the sword", so wrote Gerrard Winstanley (1609-1676) â€“ Christian Communist, leader of the Diggers movement and bÃªte noire of the landed aristocracy. Despite being one of the great English radicals, Winstanley remains unmentioned in today's lists of "great Britons". John Gurney reveals the hidden history of Winstanley and his movement. As part of the radical ferment which swept England at the time of the civil war, Winstanley led the Diggers in taking over land and running it as "a common treasury for all" â€“ provoking violent opposition from landowners. Gurney also guides us through Winstanley's writings, which are among the most remarkable prose writings of his age. Gerrard Winstanley is a must read for students of English history and all those seeking to re-claim the commons today.

The Digger's Life and Legacy

Gerrard Winstanley

After visiting scientist Mr. Bunyip arrives to help their class with an ecology project, Liza, Melody, Eddie, and Howie begin to believe that he really is a bunyip--an Australian swamp monster--who wants to take over the town swamp.

John Gurney

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