This guidebook by Lisa Trutkoff Trumbauer is written from the perspective of an international vampire hunter sharing secret details about everything from vampire games to the places they live. Launch date: August 2009.

This hardcover explores the secret world of faeries, including visits to an enchanted forest and an underground workshop. The cover painting was done by Emily Fiegenschuh. Launch date: January 2009.

A follow-up to R.D. Henham's "Red Dragon Codex," this novel explores ths story of Satia, a young thief, and the lies she tells to a young black dragon so he will spare her life. But the dragon's evil nature, and Satia's dishonesty, may be a bad combination. Will it lead to their doom? Launch date: 2008.

In the midst of Rani's cousin's wedding plans to marry a wealthy widower named Frank, Rani starts to feel like the ghost of his first wife is haunting the house. Will a mystery message help Rani get rid of her? Launch date: August 2008.

After Corinne and all of hter friends are thrown into separate fairy worlds, Ilona finds hwerself ina world controlled by an evil countess so obsessed by youth that she sacrifices young girls to draw their life force into her own. Forced to join the countess's troop of werewolves, Ilona must help kidnap mortal girls. As she puzzles over how to save the girls instead, without endangering herself, she begins to fall for one of the werewolf lieutenants. It may be the loved she's always dreamed of, but what will be the cost? Tiffany Trent and Angelika Ranger cowrote this fourth book in the Hallowmere series. Launch date: May 13, 2008.

Being a teenager is a challenge, but in Kimberly Pauley's "Sucks to Be Me," life gets really complicated when Mina has to decide whether or not to become a vampire like her parents. Toss in a couple of cute boys and it's enough to drive a girl crazy .... or at least make her want to drink some blood. Written by first-timer Kimberly Pauley. Hardcover, 304 pages. Launch date: September 2008.

In this super-silly new series from acclaimed author and humorist D.L. Garfinkle, the trouble begins when Nate accidentally breaks his friend Jason's glasses and asks the rubber chicken to grant Jason super vision. But when Ms. Crabpit intercepts the chicken, super vision transforms her from tyrant teacher into super teacher. Can Nate undo the mess before Ms. Crabpit actually teaches them something? Illustrated by Ethan Long. Launch date: 6/10/2008.

Maimun, a young teenager marked for death, stows away on a pirate ship and meets an unlikely ally. With a half-demon determined to destroy him, Maimun must find the courage to prove his worth. Launch date: September 2008.

Nearra's quest for magic comes to a gripping close in this finale to the Elements trilogy. Nearra's last chance to take the Test of High Sorcery is thwarted once again, and she is put out of the Hall of the Three Moons. Readers who have followed Nearra from the very beginning of Dragonlance: The New Adventures will relish this final installment in her journey to discover herself. Launch date: April 2008.

The fully-illustrated guide teaches readers all about what it takes to become a great wizard — from the necessary gear and magic items to the secrets of writing personal spells. Launch date: October 2008.

The fully-illustrated, step-by-step guide teaches readers how to raise and train a baby dragon, and how to take flight on the wings of their very own dragon mount. Launch date: September 2008.

In this novel by Tiffany Trent, Corrine and her friends find danger in London as they search for a rathstone to bring war with the Fey to an end. And Corinne is faced with a difficult decision: either accept the Fey Prince’s offer to become his consort, or find some other way to save her friends. Launch date: March 2008.

In this Time Spies adventure, Mattie, Alex and Sophie are back in an 1890s gold rush, dealing with the mystery of a stolen sled dog and trying to figure out whether young writer Jack London could be a thief. Launch date: March 2008.

By Stephen D. Sullivan, this book is Volume 3 in the Goodlund Trilogy. In the story, Catriona Goodlund is stuck in a tomb and her friends believe she’s dead. Will her journey home mold her into a true warrior? What do her friends discover about their time in the desert?

In this novel by Tiffany Trent, Corrine and her schoolmates travel to Scotland to go after Rory and the rathstone that’s been stolen. Corrine has a new love interest, though, and tensions are high among the friends — all while they battle with the Fey. Launch date: December 26, 2007.

In this novel by R. D. Henman, a red dragon attacks Potter's Mill and takes the village soothsayer, Shemnara. It is up to Mudd — along with his sister, an enchanted elf, a dwarf and a magically inclined stranger — to find a hidden magic pendant and rescue her. Launch date: January 2008.

Mattie, Alex and Sophie – the Time Spies — tackle "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Thinking they know the secret of the headless horseman who's been frightening the town's schoolteacher, the Time Spies concoct a trick to attempt to scare away the ghost. Launch date: August 2007.

In book three of the Suncatcher Trilogy, Sindri Suncatcher sets out to find one last Temple of the Sun in order to discover the source of his wizard power. His home village is in danger, though, and along the way, he is forced to make the toughest decision of his life. Launch date: September 2007.

How do you trick a troll? Do vampires sleep? Why worry about yuan-ti? This lavishly illustrated guide by Nina Hess showcases the spooky, unexpected and always fascinating world of monsters, covering more than 50 frightful creatures. Launch date: August 28, 2007.

A tempest off the coast of Krynn threatens to overwhelm Palanthas, and once again the Wizards’ Conclave sends Nearra on a treacherous journey. As Nearra works to uncover the Crescent Cabal’s machinations, her sister Jirah struggles in the service or her newfound anonymous god. Nierra must locate the Queen of the Sea and the Pillar of Water, but will the evil Crescent Cabal find them first? “[These] books are great for reluctant readers,” Susanna Reich of Raab Associates told TDmonthly. “Kids who think they don’t like to read will be hooked by the adventure and magic. [Mirrorstone’s] aim is to help kids make reading a lifelong adventure.” Launch date: July 2007.

In the deserts of northern Solamnia, many surprises await Catriona Goodlund. The treachery of a friend. The humiliation of captivity. The joy of a long-sought reunion. With one shock after another, Catriona learns at last whether the blood of a warrior flows within her. Launch date: May 2007.

In this 10-book series by Tiffany Trent, six girls from around the world are drawn together to rescue their missing classmates and prevent catastrophe in an epic battle between dark vampiric Fey and the mortal world. In “In the Serpent’s Coils,” Corinne is sent to live at Falston Manor, where her nightmares grow stronger and girls begin disappearing from school. Corinne discovers letters of forbidden love from a medieval monk, and is determined to find out who the creatures are that haunt her dreams. Launch date: September 2007.

Whisked back to 1863 Virginia, Mattie, Alex and Sophie meet real-life Civil War spy John Doyle, whose one wish is to see his brother Wesley again. The only problem is, Wesley is a spy for the other side. Can the Time Spies send a signal to John’s brother before the big battle begins? “Complete with a fun and relevant activity at the end of every book kids can do at home, learning has never been this entertaining!” Shelly Mazzanoble of Mirrorstone told TDmonthly.

In this ninth book of the Star Sisterz series, Maya Truitt is probably the only African-American, karate-loving trivia expert in the universe, and she's sick of her geeky reputation. When she gets the mystery message, she decides it's time to remake her image. But makeup, high heels, and Maya don't mix, and in the end, she discovers the only thing that needs making over is her attitude about herself. This title is written by Debra Green. “Written especially for teens, the Star Sisterz series offers tweens funny, realistic and wholesome adventures that highlight the power of self-confidence, friendship, and empowerment. It’s truth or dare with a twist!” Shelly Mazzanoble of Mirrorstone told TDmonthly. Launch date: April 2007.