Franky Franklyn is at it again. He finds himself waking up in Philadelphia in the year 1776. What exploits will he find himself in this time? Who will he meet as he explores what life is like at the birth of America? Will Danny Divine make an appearance? It's all here in this second adventure as we travel back in History.

Join Franky, a cranky little crab, as he wanders down the beach hoping to find a true friend. Will he find his perfect match, or does Franky live the rest of his life as a cranky little crab?

What would happen if a boy living in the 21st Century found himself suddenly thrust into the Civil War? What would happen if a boy living in the 21st Century found himself suddenly thrust into the Civil War? That is what happens to Franky Franklyn as he wakes up to find himself a drummer boy in a union unit at the battle of Gettysburg. During the course of the story, Franky meets some interesting people each with a lesson about the war and life to teach him. He is taken prisoner by a couple of mean confederate boys. Franky meets Danny Devine, a runaway slave, who shares a unique relationship with Jesus that is new to Franky. Franky even meets the great General Robert E. Lee who shows compassion to Franky and Danny. Join Franky in his fantastic adventure.

When an enigmatic town doctor saves the life of Anisa Worthington’s dying son, she abandons Christianity in favor of devotion to the cult of Santa Muerte or Saint Death. Some believe the mysterious skeleton saint will protect their loved ones, help in matters of the heart, and provide abundant happiness, health, wealth, and justice. But others, including the Catholic Church, call the cult blasphemous, evil, and satanic. Anisa introduces Saint Death to her friend Helen Randon, and soon one of Helen’s enemies is brutally murdered. Residents of Montague, a peaceful little town in Prince Edward Island, begin plotting to rid the Bible belt of apostates. Anisa suspects Helen is perverting the good tenets of Saint Death. Before she can act, a terrible nightmare propels her to the Dominican Republic in search of Franklin, her long-lost and unstable brother, who mysteriously disappeared without a trace twenty years ago. To her horror, Anisa learns Freaky Franky is worshiping Saint Death with evil intentions. As a fanatical and hell-bent lynch mob tightens the noose, mysterious murders begin occurring all around Anisa. Unsure who’s an enemy and who’s an ally, she’s thrown into a violent battle to save her life, as well as the lives of her friends and brother.

A fun book about a pet crocodile named franky who becomes part of the family and doesn't realise that he is a crocodile.

Franky, a fifth-grader, is eagerly awaiting a field trip to a single-cell ghost town. He's read all about Western outlaws and sheriffs and grabs the first spot in line to board the school bus. Franky's enthusiasm is quickly snuffed by his classmate's cruelty about the thick glasses that he has to wear. Over and over again, the jeers and taunting crack Franky's excitement and self-esteem. Determined to enjoy his field trip, he tries desperately to ignore the mean remarks and hurtful drama that enfolds. Nearly beaten, Franky clings to an inkling of an opportunity to do the right thing. Take a field trip with Franky Four-Eyes to see how this ruthlessly teased youngster rises to the occasion and becomes an unusual hero.

Thomas makes fun of Franky for having to go home and prepare for Sabbath instead of playing with him and Barry.