Dan Gutman Books

Mrs. Stoker Is a Joker
Mr. Ott Is a Crackpot
Mr. Ott Is a Crackpot

By Dan Gutman, Jim Paillot

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Gefahr aus dem Cyberspace
Gefahr aus dem Cyberspace

By Dan Gutman

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La Senorita Lulu No Sabe ni la U
Alerta
Alerta

By Dan Gutman

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The kid who ran for President
The kid who ran for President

By Dan Gutman

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With his friend as campaign manager and his former babysitter as running mate, twelve-year-old Judson Moon sets out to become President of the United States.

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Baseball's biggest bloopers
Baseball's biggest bloopers

By Dan Gutman

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Taking Flight: My Story By Vicki Van Meter
Qwerty Stevens, stuck in time with Benjamin Franklin
Qwerty Stevens, stuck in time with Benjamin Franklin

By Dan Gutman

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After accidentally sucking Benjamin Franklin into twenty-first-century New Jersey with his Anytime Anywhere machine, thirteen-year-old Qwerty Stevens and his best friend almost wind up stuck in Phi...

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Babe Ruth and the ice cream mess
Babe Ruth and the ice cream mess

By Dan Gutman

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Seven-year-old George "Babe" Ruth (who would grow up to become a baseball legend) steals a dollar from his father's saloon to treat his friends to ice cream. Includes timeline.

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