Mike Angelo: 12 books

"I was jerked roughly from my trance as a bucket of ice-cold water drenched me. Involuntarily I clasped my arms across my breasts, hiding just what I had come to exhibit. Still I stood there, while a chorus of shouts left me in no doubt that my audience expected a rather more generous attitude. Show...

Toilet è una raccolta di racconti frutto di alcune delle migliori energie della nuova narrativa italiana. Giunta al volume 22 – quasi al traguardo del decimo anno di attività – Toilet vanta già diversi tentativi di imitazione. Questa maneggevole pubblicazione è pensata per essere letta nella...

How to Survive High School: Archie's got all the answers a teen needs to navigate through the tricky world of high school. It's too bad his answers don't match the teachers' questions! "Feeling Fuelish": Archie and his friends imagine a world without fuel - and it's a "gas"! "Come...

Betty and Veronica in "Text Evasion!" - Mr. Lodge is determined to put a stop to Veronica and Betty's texting addiction by taking them on vacation and banning the use of their cell phones. It would have been the perfect plan had Mr. Lodge realized there's more than one way to text! Betty in "Word Weary"...

"It's All About Mia": Coach Betty must teach her new star soccer player that there's no "I" in team! "The Impossible Dream": Betty dreams... literally... of the perfect solution to the love triangle! "Flip Service": Betty and Veronica "flip" head over heels for their new karate instructor!

Arch and Crafts: A lanyard making contest at the camp where Archie and his friends are counselors not only brings back memories of a mystery Archie faced as a young camper, but leads to its solution! "The Fame Game": When a beach movie production comes to Riverdale, the teens are called...

Phone-y Problem: With yet another of his speeches interrupted by the ringing, Mr. Weatherbee declares a ban on students' cell phones! Is the ban a good "call," or is the Bee just dialing a "wrong number?!" "Take Your Time": Archie struggles to figure out the difference...

Peace and Harm-Ony, High School Daze, & The Middle Ground.Betty and Veronica teach a valuable lesson in Peace and Harm-Ony when their mastery of demanding yoga poses leads to subbing for their instructor! Then, as Betty daydreams about her future, will she long for High School Daze? Finally, Veronica...

Bee on the Lookout: After a whole school year of run-ins with one another, Archie and Mr. Weatherbee decide to start the summer vacation with a restful day at the beach...each with the mistaken notion that the other will never be there! "Summer Musings": An internship at the local newspaper...

CAR-AZY: Talk about the "squeaky wheel getting the grease"! When Mr. Lodge complains that his classic car won't be repaired in time for the big car show, Archie makes him a deal - Archie's granddad and his friends will fix the car in exchange for Archie borrowing one of Mr. Lodge's cars...

The Manga Scene: When Ms. Grundy catches Archie reading a manga comic book, she assigns him a 500 word composition on the subject. Can America's foremost comic book teen learn about his Eastern counterparts before the deadline? "Note Well Taken": When Archie finds his father's old jazz trumpet...

"Past Problem": It's deja vu all over again for Veronica when she flirts with a lifeguard only to find he's interested in Betty! It's shades of Nick St. Clair, the mysterious stranger who caused so much 'bad boy trouble' for Veronica in last year's epic story. And speaking of Nick, wait...