Gail Herman

Trill is tall and shy and awkward. Only music makes her feel at ease. She hears it all around her, in rustling leaves, rippling water, and ribbit-ing frogs. But not every music-talent fairy hears things the same way. some of them believe that real music is made only by traditional instruments. Why not try something different? Trill wonders. Cooking pots can make amazing drums. And do drumsticks always have to be sticks? Trill has never thought...

Four readers starring Scooby and the gang!

Valentine's Day? Heart-shaped pizza? "Ro way!" says Scooby-until he meets a pretty little pup at the local pizza parlor. But then someone tries to dognap Scooby's girl. Is it a witch? Only Scooby Doo can solve this mystery.

After an "unlucky" white ladybug lands on Silvermist's head, the usually calm water-talent fairy is convinced that she is under a curse.

Dulcie the fairy, who likes to work hard as head baker for Queen Clarion, reluctantly takes a vacation.

When the gang heads to a farm to pick vegetables for Thanksgiving dinner, Daphne, Velma, and Fred are turned into pumpkinhead monsters. Can Scooby and Shaggy get to the bottom of things before the pumpkinheads get them too?

Scooby-Doo and the gang decide to investigate when they go to a football game where the fans look like aliens and a spaceship hangs over the stadium.

When the Mystery, Inc. gang go on a road trip, it turns scary when a monster of a storm forces them to spend the night at the Creepy Motel.