Títulos en Ficción humorística

Deep in the Scottish Highlands, many years from now... Gertie Gif, a lowly cleaning droid from the village of Loch Lan, sets out on an heroic quest to liberate her fellow robo-folk from the curse of a legendary, battery-draining laptop who lives in the castle on the hill.

On August 20th, a group of young explorers was charged with a dangerous mission. They were to travel across wild country to deliver a valuable parcel. It would test the resolve of the brave young explorers. Most of all, it would provide us all with a pair of unlikely heroes to admire and remember for many years to come.

Sprocc, a young splingtwanger-player, leaves his home planet Blipp in search of musical freedom, pursued by the overly ambitious Musical Inquisitor. Lured by the promise of fame and fortune, Sprocc enters the annual Worst Band in the Universe Competition...

Tiger and Crocodile are both looking for a goodnight kiss in this clever story. But the animals along the way don't seem very forthcoming! Perhaps it's those sharp little teeth that they can see when Tiger and Crocodile yawn. Then they see a sharp-toothed shadow … eek! But don't worry it's just Daddy Croc and Mummy Tiger, come to kiss their little ones goodnight.

Fizzlebert Stump's second adventure. The bearded Barboozul family are the new stars of Fizz's circus. Their act is full of magic, mystery, fear and fun. And it's nice to have another boy around, even if he is a bit...hairy round the chin. But then things start going wrong. The lion loses his dentures. The clowns lose their noses. The Ringmaster loses his temper. And the circus is about to lose its licence.

Fizzlebert Stump lives in a travelling circus. But although he gets to hang around with acrobats, play the fool with clowns, and put his head in a lion's mouth every night, he's the only kid there - and he's bored. But then Fizz decides to join a library, and life suddenly gets a lot more exciting, when a simple library card application leads to him being kidnapped by a pair of crazed pensioners! Will he ever see the circus again?

Fizzlebert Stump lives in a circus. His mum's a clown, his best friend is a bearded boy, and he sticks his head in a lion's mouth every night. Other than that, he's pretty normal. When Fish the sea lion goes missing Fizzlebert tracks down the runaway beast to the Aquarium, with its piratical owner Admiral Spratt-Haddock, invisible octopus, and colour-coded fish. But the Aquarium has problems of its own. Fish (not Fish the sea lion, fish. Keep up.) are going missing, and the Admiral blames the circus.

Nick can still teleport four inches to the left, and Farshad’s thumbs are still super strong. Cookie can still read minds, if they’re thinking of directions, and Martina can still change the color of her eyes. But now, Martina can see the invisible, and when Nick is super stressed, he can move a lot farther than four inches. As their powers evolve in possibly dangerous ways, the Odds are even more determined to solve the mystery of their origin, but it means interacting at school—a serious social risk to popular girl Cookie.

Fizzlebert Stump lives in a circus and it's the great Circus of Circuses competition, but Fizzlebert Stump has no act. He's no longer the Boy Who Puts His Head In The Lion's Mouth (the lion retired) and putting his head in a crocodile's mouth instead didn't work out for some reason. Can Fizz find a new act in time? A story of circus rivalry, learning who you really are, and the problem of oddly shaped vegetables. Brilliantly bonkers and perfect for fans of Mr Gum and Lemony Snicket.

Going to school isn't very exciting, is it? Well for Fizzlebert Stump it's a whole new adventure because he lives in a circus. He is usually found training to be a strongman, or being taught history by a magician, or playing football with a sea lion, but not today. After being lost in the woods and mistaken for a very rude girl, here he is, at the back of the class confusing the teacher. Will anyone believe Fizz is telling the truth? Can he find his way back to the circus? Or will he be forced to sit up straight and pay attention forever?

Nemo platzt fast vor Wut! Nicht zu glauben: Der Dieb hat sein Versprechen gebrochen und DOCH wieder ein Spielzeug geklaut. Und diesmal ist Nemo sogar selbst das Opfer! Sein altes Lieblingskuscheltier Kasimir Knautschowski Käsebauch ist weg. Während sich Boring langsam in eine Hüpfburg verwandelt, müssen Nemo, Oda und Fred hinter das Geheimnis der schwarzen Tränen kommen. Doch auf jedes Rätsel, das sie aufdecken, scheint ein neues Rätsel zu folgen. Können die Freunde dem Dieb endlich das Handwerk legen?

Matt hates his tiny bedroom. It's so small, it's practically a closet! Still, Matt's mom refuses to let him sleep in the guest room. After all, they might have guests. Some day. Or year. Then Matt does it. Late one night. When everyone's in bed. He sneaks into the guest room and falls asleep.

The must-read new middle-grade novel from the author of the super-spooky Dread Wood series. Perfect for 9+ fans of R.L.Stine’s Goosebumps and Stranger Things. "Jennifer Killick has become the go-to horror writer for readers aged nine and over … readers are as likely to howl with laughter as...

Everybody has tantrums (kids and moms) in this tender yet funny audiobook about an especially impossible-to-put-on pair of shoes—from New York Times bestselling author Julie Fogliano and three-time Caldecott Honor winner Marla Frazee, creator of The Boss Baby. Even when it’s time to put on...

A la salida del colegio Víctor y sus amigos Patricia, Lucas y Matías admiran el escaparate de la nueva tienda del barrio. Admirar es la palabra correcta, porque saben que lo único que pueden hacer es mirar desde afuera del cristal, con impotencia y frustración. No pueden comprarse nada pese a que cada uno de ellos jura que en su casa "realmente lo han intentado todo".

¿Cómo puede ser que sus hermanos no le entiendan cuando Víctor les dice que para Navidad de este año lo que quiere es una cadena? Sí, Víctor lo ha dicho muy claro: quiero una cadena, con compact, radio y altavoces. ¡Lo más desconcertante de todo es que sus padres le han dicho que sí! Ah, pero con una condición: tendrá que aprobar todas en la primera evaluación. No hace falta que sean notas altas, con suficientes les vale. ¡Vaya lío en el que se ha metido ahora!

Víctor y sus amigos tienen por delante la perspectiva de dos semanas de vacaciones. Qué bien, ¿no? Pues en realidad no, porque Víctor no esperaba nada muy prometedor. Sabía muy bien lo que venía con las vacaciones: las prisas y las carreras por la casa antes de salir, su padre, preocupado por que sus compañeros de la Caja de Ahorros hagan alguna trastada, el viaje metidos todos en el coche como en una lata de sardinas, y la constante advertencia.

Este año Víctor tenía pensado hacer una lista de regalos para su cumpleaños para esquivar los típicos calcetines, calzoncillos y demás prendas de ropa necesaria y muy aburrida que los mayores se empeñan en regalarle año tras año y por fin recibir un par de regalos chulos.

Víctor no recordaba haber tenido una semana mejor en mucho tiempo, puede que incluso en toda su vida: no tenía que ir al colegio por culpa de la gripe y además estaba siendo cuidado, mimado, no le prohibían ver la tele y tenía suministro de tebeos y cómics...

No soy que digamos muy aplicado, pero al menos nunca repruebo una materia, ni siquiera Matemáticas. He de reconocer que tengo un defecto: a veces me da por decir mentiras. Más bien mentiritas, porque nunca son nada grave. Como el día que rompí un florero y le eché la culpa a Júpiter. A él no lo iban a regañar como a mí. O como la vez que no quería ir a casa de los abuelos para quedarme a ver un partido de futbol en la tele y fingí que estaba enfermo del estómago....