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McGee and Me!
McGee and Me!
Series ·
12
books · 1900-1993
By
Bill Myers
,
Ken C. Johnson
,
Robert West
Books in series
#1
The Big Lie
1989
Nick Martin is an average kid whose life seems normal until the day his cartoon creation, McGee, comes to life. With McGee's sometimes wacky advice, Nick finds himself in some normal and some not-so-normal situations. But Nick and McGee always learn a valuable lesson from their adventures. Color.
#2
A Star in the Breaking
1989
Once upon a time, the only thing you would win by being an ace with ketchup and mustard bottles was a trip to the principal's office and a 2-week detention. But today, perfecting those skills can get you a chance as a contestant on a TV game show!.
#3
The Not-So-Great Escape
1989
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12)
#4
Skate Expectations
1989
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12) In #4 Skate Expectations, Nick stands up for the school nerd in a totally radical skateboard race and proves that the winner isn't always the one who crosses the finish line first.
#5
Twister & Shout
1989
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12) In #5 Twister and Shout, a tornado hits Eastfield while Nick's parents are gone. Nick discovers that trusting God means not having to worry about being alone or afraid.
#6
Back to the Drawing Board
1990
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12)
#7
Do the Bright Thing
1990
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12)
#8
Take Me Out of the Ball Game
1990
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12)
#9
'Twas the Fight before Christmas
1990
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12)
#10
In the Nick of Time
1993
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12)
Authors
Bill Myers
Author · 119 books
Ken C. Johnson
Author · 3 books
Robert West
Author · 4 books
#11
The Blunder Years
1993
When thirteen-year-old Nicholas and his cartoon friend McGee hook up with the coolest guy in school, Nicholas turns into a major jerk before realizing that it is more important to be yourself.
#12
Beauty in the Least
1900
Meet Nick Martin, a normal kid with an unusual friend—the lively, animated McGee! These companion books to the award-winning videos develop the themes to a greater degree, presenting kids with important values. (Ages 8 to 12) In "Beauty in the Least, " a pint-sized pen-pal travels 6,000 miles, jumps 2 cultures, and turns Nick's world upside-down. It's a heart-changing experience for the whole Martin family as they discover the importance of caring for others and “loving your neighbor as yourself.”
