When Darien awakes to discover that her taste buds are missing, her parents must find something she can stand to eat before she begins to shrink. Luckily they find the one food that makes all others good...pizza.

When all the guys find out that Grumpypants has a bed with two wrong sides, they use their wits to fix the problem so that their friend will come out and play again.

When Kent stuffs fireworks in his pants he is launched on a rowdy, slapstick journey around the world. Watch him as he gathers unexpected souvenirs along the way. He also encounters Don Quixote and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, among others, before he is rescued from his landing place atop the Eiffel Tower.

You can't separate football from the man. The game gave him everything and "Bullet Bill" Dudley said as much. But you can separate the man from football. As a husband, father, businessman and citizen, he put far more into this world than he took out. Three years before Bill died, he asked his son-in-law Steve Stinson to write his story. William McGarvey "Bullet Bill" Dudley (December 24, 1921 - February 4, 2010) led a thrilling career as a professional American football player in the National Football League for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Detroit Lions, and Washington Redskins. With humble beginnings in Bluefield, Virginia he made the football team his junior year, and in 1938 he kicked a 35-yard field goal in the season's finale. Dudley was drafted in the 1942 NFL Draft with the first overall pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1966 and the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 1972. During the 1942 season, he led the league in rushing with 696 yards on 162 carries and was then named to the All-Pro team. Steve Stinson revisits his father-in-law's journey from Bluefield, Virginia through his retirement from the NFL and shares everything he brought to communities in between each pivotal moment in Dudley's life.

Darien awakens to find her taste buds have gone away and that no food -- including candy and milkshakes -- tastes good. Her parents worry she won't eat and will begin to shrink. Luckily, they discover the one food that makes all others edible...pizza. Darien won't eat food, but she really knows how to chew the scenery. She's an over the top drama queen and the book is illustrated from a child's eye view, putting readers in the position of a private audience. This is a fast, fun read for ages 3-6.