 | A satire of the fashion world that begins with the horrible disfigurement of a supermodel and ends with a particularly fiendish act of revenge. |
 | This set of episodes from the Goosebumps anthology show includes the tale of a boy with a friend who appears to be either be a ghost or invisible but may be something else altogether, and a two-part story about a school that isn't quite right. These... |
 | Paul Auster continues his career-long obsession with the interplay between fiction, reality, memory, and identity in INVISIBLE, the story of a young would-be poet at Columbia University who becomes caught up in the life of an enigmatic French... |
 | The spirit of a semi-dead boy makes good in this WB-network-flavored tale, which is an adaptation of the young-adult novel by Swedish author Mats Wahl. A privileged and not very well-liked senior in his Seattle high school, brooding poet Nick (Justin... |
 | Harry Bernstein's remarkable debut memoir (at the tender age of 90) delves into his childhood in England, vividly conjuring the way of life in the early 20th century. Many of the marvelous details and images seem rescued from a lost world. At the... |
 | A little girl, who accumulates germs on her hands during her busy day, defeats them by washing her hands before meals. |
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 | The spirit of a semi-dead boy makes good in this WB-network-flavored tale, which is an adaptation of the young-adult novel by Swedish author Mats Wahl. A privileged and not very well-liked senior in his Seattle high school, brooding poet Nick (Justin... |
 | A government experiment transforms con-man Darian Fawkes (Vincent Ventresca) into a covert operative with the power to turn himself invisible in this sci-fi series. Now able to go places where other secret agents can't, Fawkes is drawn into a shadowy... |
 | This novel takes the form of a series of conversations between Marco Polo and Kublai Khan, in which the traveler recounts for the emperor fabulous tales of cities he has known--cities that are imaginary, exotic, and haunting in their strangeness. As... |
