Growing up in Bearhead Holler, deep in Kentucky's Appalachian Mountains, Amy Fay Jones had always been poor. There was a sketchy myth in her family about a long-lost fortune, but the only person who insisted the story was true was Amy's senile grandmother. When the grandmother, overcome with poverty and despair, stopped talking and eating, Amy decided she had to find out the truth about her history. She spun sixty years back in time and morphed into her grandmother as a 12-year-old girl. She learned about the coal—and the diamonds—discovered deep beneath the family's craggy land. And she ran into the evil speculators trying to bilk her great-grandparents out of the mine. Can Amy use her present-day knowledge to outwit the villains and change her family's fate?

Humano Morphs Deep Trouble at Dolphin Bay

Something terrible is happening to Benjamin's family. At first it's almost too subtle to notice. His mother just doesn't look as attractive as usual and his father looks mean. The situation gets worse. Family members get sicker and sicker. Terrified, they consult every doctor they can, but no one has any idea what is causing the mysterious illness. The only way to save Benjamin's family is to go back in time and undo an evil deed done by a member of Benjamin's family many, many generations ago. Benjamin and his friend morph into famous figures from the past. The boys go deeper and deeper into centuries long gone—becoming such renowned men as Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses Grant, Julius Caesar and Marc Antony—as they race against the clock to save Benjamin's family.