Another feature-length animated adventure for Scoobs and Shaggy. This time they realise that there are scarier things than homework when they become gym teachers at Miss Grimwood's School for Ghouls. Cripes! And their pupils are none other than the daughters of some very famous monsters! When the girls are kidnapped by the evil Revolta, they are rescued in typical Scooby-dooby-doo style.

This book contributes to an understanding of the creative life of one artist, Pat Musick, over a forty-year period. Photographs document her drawings, paintings and sculpture as she develops from two to three dimensional considerations. Essays by twelve museum directors and curators accompany the images. Musick, whose work is in the permanent collections of forty-eight museums and public spaces in the United States, has an MA and PhD from Cornell, has taught at the University level and written three books. Her work has progressed from an expressionistic, figurative style to abstract. The current work of wood, steel and stone reflects harmony and peace in the environment.

Feature-length animated special based on the classic kid's cartoon series. Shaggy and Scooby find themselves in big trouble when they come face-to-face with Dracula, and the old bloodsucker turns the hairy-chinned slacker into a werewolf. Apparently there is only one way out of this predicament, and that's for the cowardly duo to take part in the Transylvania Grand Prix, a Wacky Races-style cross-country jaunt featuring such ghoulish fellow contestants as Mr Bone Jangles, The Witch Sisters, Swamp Thing, Frankenstein and The Mummy.