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* ''The Ghost Let Go'' (1995, short story[[note]]Collected in ''Bruce Coville's Book of Ghosts'' and ''Oddest of All''; the author's notes in ''Oddest of All'' place it between books 2 and 3 of the series.[[/note]])
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* ''The "The Ghost Let Go'' Go" (1995, short story[[note]]Collected in ''Bruce Coville's Book of Ghosts'' and ''Oddest of All''; the author's notes in ''Oddest of All'' place it between books 2 and 3 of the series.[[/note]])
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* ''Watch Out!'' (1996, short story)
* ''The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' (1997; short story)
* ''The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' (1997; short story)
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* ''Watch Out!'' "Watch Out!" (1996, short story)
*''The "The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' Jones" (1997; short story)
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* ''The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado'' (2008; short story)
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* ''The "The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado'' Tiyado" (2008; short story)
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* ''Disaster on Geembol Seven'' (1999-2000)[[note]]A serial adventure set pre-series and included as a bonus feature in books 1-6.[[/note]]
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* ''Disaster "Disaster on Geembol Seven'' Seven" (1999-2000)[[note]]A serial adventure set pre-series and included as a bonus feature in books 1-6.[[/note]]
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* ''Always October'' (2012) -- his 100th book published.[[note]]Revised and expanded version of ''My Little Brother is a Monster'', from ''Bruce Coville's Book of Monsters'' (1993).[[/note]]
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* ''Always October'' (2012) -- his 100th book published.[[note]]Revised and expanded version of ''My "My Little Brother is a Monster'', Monster", from ''Bruce Coville's Book of Monsters'' (1993).[[/note]]
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* ''Bruce Coville's Shapeshifters'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Homeward Bound'' (1988), by Bruce Coville; ''I Was a Bestselling Teenage Werewolf'' (1999), by Lawrence Watt-Evans; ''Myself'' (1999), by Mark A. Garland; ''Frog Princes'' (1999), by Janni Lee Simner; ''Tricky Coyote'' (1999), by Susan J. Kroupa; ''Swan Sister'' (1996), by Anne Mazer; ''The Changelings'' (1995), by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; ''The Talking Sword'' (1998), by Jack Dann; ''Freedom'' (1999), by Connie Wilkins; ''Fever Dream'' (1948), by Ray Bradbury; ''The Electronic Werewolf'' (1999), by Lael Littke and Lori Littke Silfen; ''Wilding'' (1995), by Jane Yolen; ''Jonas. Just Jonas'' (1999), by Nancy Varian Berberick and Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''A Million Copies in Print'' (1999), by John C. Bunnell[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Alien Visitors'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Little Finger of the Left Hand'' (1999), by Mel Gilden; ''Alien Ground'' (1999), by Lois Tilton; ''Zoo'' (1958), by Edward D. Hoch; ''Fashion Victim'' (1999), by Esther M. Friesner; ''Sconce'' (1999), by Carol Ottoleghi-Barga; ''Childhood's Confession'' (1990), by Lou Grinzo; ''Very Smart'' (1999), by Marc Bilgrey; ''Finding the Way'' (1999), by Sherwood Smith; ''Jilly'' (1999), by Deborah J. Ross as Deborah Wheeler; ''Why I Left Harry's All-Night Hamburgers'' (1987), by Lawrence Watt-Evans; ''Deborah's Choice'' (1999), by Alethea Eason; ''Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed'' (1949), by Ray Bradbury; ''Ambassador from Earth'' (1999), by Mari Eckstein Gower; ''In Our Hands'' (1999), by Bruce Coville[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Strange Worlds'' (2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]''A Walk in the Dark'' (1950), by Arthur C. Clarke; ''Healer'', by Connie Wilkins; ''2064, or Thereabouts'' (1964, part of the ''Moderan'' series), by David R. Bunch; ''The Looking Glass'', by Alethea Eason; ''Free Will'', by John C. Bunnell; ''Egg Shells'', by Nina Kiriki Hoffman; ''Cockfight'' (1980, part of the ''Pit Dragon'' series), by Jane Yolen; ''Hello, Darling'' (1996), by Anne Mazer; ''Trading Places'', by Noreen Doyle; ''The Sea Turned Upside Down'', by Gus Grenfell; ''Whooo-ooo, Flupper!'' (1987), by Nicholas Fisk; ''The Dead Planet'' (1946), by Edmond Hamilton; ''Fun on Phrominium'', by Karen Jordan Allen; ''Sweet Home'', by Nancy Varian Berberick[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's [=UFO=]s'' (2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Shadow of the Pyramid'' (2000), by Noreen Doyle; ''A Lot of Saucers'' (2000), by Harlan Ellison; ''The Toy Room'' (2000), by David M. Honigsberg; ''Night of the Ball'' (2000), by Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''Spirits from the Vasty Deep'' (1986, from the Kedrigern series), by John Morressy; ''Field Trip'' (2000), by Gordon Linzner; ''The Boy, the Dog and the Spaceship'' (1974), by Nicholas Fisk; ''Fireflies'' (2000), by Nancy Etchemendy; ''Overseer'' (2000), by Al Sarrantonio; ''Snnslt Gyrlhpt'' (2000), by Michael Markiewicz; ''Mister Big'' (2000), by Mark A. Garland; ''Dragon Reserve, Home Eight'' (1984), by Diana Wynne Jones; ''Buried Treasure'' (2000), by Tim Waggoner[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Alien Visitors'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Little Finger of the Left Hand'' (1999), by Mel Gilden; ''Alien Ground'' (1999), by Lois Tilton; ''Zoo'' (1958), by Edward D. Hoch; ''Fashion Victim'' (1999), by Esther M. Friesner; ''Sconce'' (1999), by Carol Ottoleghi-Barga; ''Childhood's Confession'' (1990), by Lou Grinzo; ''Very Smart'' (1999), by Marc Bilgrey; ''Finding the Way'' (1999), by Sherwood Smith; ''Jilly'' (1999), by Deborah J. Ross as Deborah Wheeler; ''Why I Left Harry's All-Night Hamburgers'' (1987), by Lawrence Watt-Evans; ''Deborah's Choice'' (1999), by Alethea Eason; ''Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed'' (1949), by Ray Bradbury; ''Ambassador from Earth'' (1999), by Mari Eckstein Gower; ''In Our Hands'' (1999), by Bruce Coville[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Strange Worlds'' (2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]''A Walk in the Dark'' (1950), by Arthur C. Clarke; ''Healer'', by Connie Wilkins; ''2064, or Thereabouts'' (1964, part of the ''Moderan'' series), by David R. Bunch; ''The Looking Glass'', by Alethea Eason; ''Free Will'', by John C. Bunnell; ''Egg Shells'', by Nina Kiriki Hoffman; ''Cockfight'' (1980, part of the ''Pit Dragon'' series), by Jane Yolen; ''Hello, Darling'' (1996), by Anne Mazer; ''Trading Places'', by Noreen Doyle; ''The Sea Turned Upside Down'', by Gus Grenfell; ''Whooo-ooo, Flupper!'' (1987), by Nicholas Fisk; ''The Dead Planet'' (1946), by Edmond Hamilton; ''Fun on Phrominium'', by Karen Jordan Allen; ''Sweet Home'', by Nancy Varian Berberick[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's [=UFO=]s'' (2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Shadow of the Pyramid'' (2000), by Noreen Doyle; ''A Lot of Saucers'' (2000), by Harlan Ellison; ''The Toy Room'' (2000), by David M. Honigsberg; ''Night of the Ball'' (2000), by Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''Spirits from the Vasty Deep'' (1986, from the Kedrigern series), by John Morressy; ''Field Trip'' (2000), by Gordon Linzner; ''The Boy, the Dog and the Spaceship'' (1974), by Nicholas Fisk; ''Fireflies'' (2000), by Nancy Etchemendy; ''Overseer'' (2000), by Al Sarrantonio; ''Snnslt Gyrlhpt'' (2000), by Michael Markiewicz; ''Mister Big'' (2000), by Mark A. Garland; ''Dragon Reserve, Home Eight'' (1984), by Diana Wynne Jones; ''Buried Treasure'' (2000), by Tim Waggoner[[/labelnote]]
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* ''Bruce Coville's Shapeshifters'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Homeward Bound'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]"Homeward Bound" (1988), by Bruce Coville; ''I "I Was a Bestselling Teenage Werewolf'' Werewolf" (1999), by Lawrence Watt-Evans; ''Myself'' "Myself" (1999), by Mark A. Garland; ''Frog Princes'' "Frog Princes" (1999), by Janni Lee Simner; ''Tricky Coyote'' "Tricky Coyote" (1999), by Susan J. Kroupa; ''Swan Sister'' "Swan Sister" (1996), by Anne Mazer; ''The Changelings'' "The Changelings" (1995), by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; ''The "The Talking Sword'' Sword" (1998), by Jack Dann; ''Freedom'' "Freedom" (1999), by Connie Wilkins; ''Fever Dream'' "Fever Dream" (1948), by Ray Bradbury; ''The "The Electronic Werewolf'' Werewolf" (1999), by Lael Littke and Lori Littke Silfen; ''Wilding'' "Wilding" (1995), by Jane Yolen; ''Jonas. "Jonas. Just Jonas'' Jonas" (1999), by Nancy Varian Berberick and Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''A "A Million Copies in Print'' Print" (1999), by John C. Bunnell[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Alien Visitors''(1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]"The Little Finger of the Left Hand'' Hand" (1999), by Mel Gilden; ''Alien Ground'' "Alien Ground" (1999), by Lois Tilton; ''Zoo'' "Zoo" (1958), by Edward D. Hoch; ''Fashion Victim'' "Fashion Victim" (1999), by Esther M. Friesner; ''Sconce'' "Sconce" (1999), by Carol Ottoleghi-Barga; ''Childhood's Confession'' "Childhood's Confession" (1990), by Lou Grinzo; ''Very Smart'' "Very Smart" (1999), by Marc Bilgrey; ''Finding "Finding the Way'' Way" (1999), by Sherwood Smith; ''Jilly'' "Jilly" (1999), by Deborah J. Ross as Deborah Wheeler; ''Why "Why I Left Harry's All-Night Hamburgers'' Hamburgers" (1987), by Lawrence Watt-Evans; ''Deborah's Choice'' "Deborah's Choice" (1999), by Alethea Eason; ''Dark "Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed'' Golden-Eyed" (1949), by Ray Bradbury; ''Ambassador "Ambassador from Earth'' Earth" (1999), by Mari Eckstein Gower; ''In "In Our Hands'' Hands" (1999), by Bruce Coville[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Strange Worlds''(2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]''A (2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]"A Walk in the Dark'' Dark" (1950), by Arthur C. Clarke; ''Healer'', "Healer", by Connie Wilkins; ''2064, "2064, or Thereabouts'' Thereabouts" (1964, part of the ''Moderan'' "Moderan" series), by David R. Bunch; ''The "The Looking Glass'', Glass", by Alethea Eason; ''Free Will'', "Free Will", by John C. Bunnell; ''Egg Shells'', "Egg Shells", by Nina Kiriki Hoffman; ''Cockfight'' "Cockfight" (1980, part of the ''Pit Dragon'' "Pit Dragon" series), by Jane Yolen; ''Hello, Darling'' "Hello, Darling" (1996), by Anne Mazer; ''Trading Places'', "Trading Places", by Noreen Doyle; ''The "The Sea Turned Upside Down'', Down", by Gus Grenfell; ''Whooo-ooo, Flupper!'' "Whooo-ooo, Flupper!" (1987), by Nicholas Fisk; ''The "The Dead Planet'' Planet" (1946), by Edmond Hamilton; ''Fun "Fun on Phrominium'', Phrominium", by Karen Jordan Allen; ''Sweet Home'', "Sweet Home", by Nancy Varian Berberick[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's [=UFO=]s''(2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Shadow (2000)[[labelnote:Contents]]"Shadow of the Pyramid'' Pyramid" (2000), by Noreen Doyle; ''A "A Lot of Saucers'' Saucers" (2000), by Harlan Ellison; ''The "The Toy Room'' Room" (2000), by David M. Honigsberg; ''Night "Night of the Ball'' Ball" (2000), by Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''Spirits "Spirits from the Vasty Deep'' Deep" (1986, from the Kedrigern series), by John Morressy; ''Field Trip'' "Field Trip" (2000), by Gordon Linzner; ''The "The Boy, the Dog and the Spaceship'' Spaceship" (1974), by Nicholas Fisk; ''Fireflies'' "Fireflies" (2000), by Nancy Etchemendy; ''Overseer'' "Overseer" (2000), by Al Sarrantonio; ''Snnslt Gyrlhpt'' "Snnslt Gyrlhpt" (2000), by Michael Markiewicz; ''Mister Big'' "Mister Big" (2000), by Mark A. Garland; ''Dragon "Dragon Reserve, Home Eight'' Eight" (1984), by Diana Wynne Jones; ''Buried Treasure'' "Buried Treasure" (2000), by Tim Waggoner[[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Alien Visitors''
* ''Bruce Coville's Strange Worlds''
* ''Bruce Coville's [=UFO=]s''
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Anthology series containing a mix of previously published and brand new stories exclusively by Coville. Each contains nine stories and an essay; the series also collects five of Coville's introductory stories from the ''Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf'' series (excluding ''My Little Brother is a Monster'', ''Wizard's Boy'' and the five portions of ''The Monsters of Morley Manor'').\\\
* ''Oddly Enough'' (1994)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Box'' (1986); ''Duffy's Jacket'' (1989); ''Homeward Bound'' (1988); ''With His Head Tucked Underneath His Arm'' (1993); ''Clean as a Whistle'' (1994); ''The Language of Blood'' (1994); ''Old Glory'' (1991); ''The Passing of the Pack'' (1988); ''A Blaze of Glory'' (1994)[[/labelnote]]
* ''Odder Than Ever'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Golden Sail'' (1999; original to collection); ''Biscuits of Glory'' (1995); ''I, Earthling'' (1994); ''The Giant's Tooth'' (1999; original to collection); ''There's Nothing Under the Bed'' (1995); ''The Stinky Princess'' (1999; original to collection); ''The Japanese Mirror'' (1996); ''Am I Blue?'' (1994); ''The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' (1997)[[/labelnote]]
* ''Oddly Enough'' (1994)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Box'' (1986); ''Duffy's Jacket'' (1989); ''Homeward Bound'' (1988); ''With His Head Tucked Underneath His Arm'' (1993); ''Clean as a Whistle'' (1994); ''The Language of Blood'' (1994); ''Old Glory'' (1991); ''The Passing of the Pack'' (1988); ''A Blaze of Glory'' (1994)[[/labelnote]]
* ''Odder Than Ever'' (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Golden Sail'' (1999; original to collection); ''Biscuits of Glory'' (1995); ''I, Earthling'' (1994); ''The Giant's Tooth'' (1999; original to collection); ''There's Nothing Under the Bed'' (1995); ''The Stinky Princess'' (1999; original to collection); ''The Japanese Mirror'' (1996); ''Am I Blue?'' (1994); ''The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' (1997)[[/labelnote]]
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Anthology series containing a mix of previously published and brand new stories exclusively by Coville. Each contains nine stories and an essay; the series also collects five of Coville's introductory stories from the ''Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf'' series (excluding ''My "My Little Brother is a Monster'', ''Wizard's Boy'' Monster", "Wizard's Boy" and the five portions of ''The "The Monsters of Morley Manor'').Manor").\\\
* ''Oddly Enough''(1994)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Box'' (1994)[[labelnote:Contents]]"The Box" (1986); ''Duffy's Jacket'' "Duffy's Jacket" (1989); ''Homeward Bound'' "Homeward Bound" (1988); ''With "With His Head Tucked Underneath His Arm'' Arm" (1993); ''Clean "Clean as a Whistle'' Whistle" (1994); ''The "The Language of Blood'' Blood" (1994); ''Old Glory'' "Old Glory" (1991); ''The "The Passing of the Pack'' Pack" (1988); ''A "A Blaze of Glory'' Glory" (1994)[[/labelnote]]
* ''Odder Than Ever''(1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The (1999)[[labelnote:Contents]]"The Golden Sail'' Sail" (1999; original to collection); ''Biscuits "Biscuits of Glory'' Glory" (1995); ''I, Earthling'' "I, Earthling" (1994); ''The "The Giant's Tooth'' Tooth" (1999; original to collection); ''There's "There's Nothing Under the Bed'' Bed" (1995); ''The "The Stinky Princess'' Princess" (1999; original to collection); ''The "The Japanese Mirror'' Mirror" (1996); ''Am "Am I Blue?'' Blue?" (1994); ''The "The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' Jones" (1997)[[/labelnote]]
* ''Oddly Enough''
* ''Odder Than Ever''
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* ''Oddest of All'' (2008)[[labelnote:Contents]]''In Our Own Hands'' (1999; variant of ''In Our Hands'' from ''Bruce Coville's Alien Visitors''); ''What's the Worst That Could Happen?'' (2003); ''The Ghost Let Go'' (1994); ''In the Frog King's Court'' (2000); ''The Thing in Auntie Alma's Pond'' (1996); ''The Hardest, Kindest Gift'' (2001); ''The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado'' (2008; original to collection); ''Herbert Hutchison in the Underworld'' (2008; original to collection); ''The Boy With Silver Eyes'' (2008; original to collection)[[/labelnote]]
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* ''Oddest of All'' (2008)[[labelnote:Contents]]''In (2008)[[labelnote:Contents]]"In Our Own Hands'' Hands" (1999; variant of ''In "In Our Hands'' Hands" from ''Bruce "Bruce Coville's Alien Visitors''); ''What's Visitors"); "What's the Worst That Could Happen?'' Happen?" (2003); ''The "The Ghost Let Go'' Go" (1994); ''In "In the Frog King's Court'' Court" (2000); ''The "The Thing in Auntie Alma's Pond'' Pond" (1996); ''The "The Hardest, Kindest Gift'' Gift" (2001); ''The "The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado'' Tiyado" (2008; original to collection); ''Herbert "Herbert Hutchison in the Underworld'' Underworld" (2008; original to collection); ''The "The Boy With Silver Eyes'' Eyes" (2008; original to collection)[[/labelnote]]
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* ''The Unicorn Treasury'' (1988)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Unicorn in the Maze'' (1988), by Robin Hobb (writing as Megan Lindholm); ''Unicorn'' (1957), by William Jay Smith; ''A Net to Catch the Wind'' (1979), by Margaret Greaves; ''Riddle'' (1988), by Myra Cohn Livingston; ''The Valley of the Unicorns'' (excerpt from ''Literature/ASwiftlyTiltingPlanet'') (1987), by Madeleine L'Engle; ''Ragged John'' (1988), by Bruce Coville (writing as Beatrice Farrington); ''Homeward Bound'' (1988), by Bruce Coville; ''The Paint Box'' (1961), by E. V. Rieu; ''The Transfigured Hart (excerpt)'' (1975), by Creator/JaneYolen; ''The Unicorn'' (1939), by Ella Young; ''The Snow White Pony'' (1988), by Ardath Mayhar; ''What News the Eagle Brought'' (excerpt from ''Literature/TheLastBattle'') (1956), by C. S. Lewis; ''Unicorn'' (1963), by Nicholas Stuart Gray; ''[[Literature/EnchantedForestChronicles The Princess, the Cat, and the Unicorn]]'' (1988), by Patricia C. Wrede; ''Starhorn'' (1988), by Shirley Rousseau Murphy; ''The Court of the Summer King'' (1988), by Jennifer Roberson; ''The Strangers'' (1947), by Audrey Alexandra Brown; and ''The Boy Who Drew Unicorns'' (1988), by Jane Yolen.[[/labelnote]]
* ''Herds of Thunder, Manes of Gold'' (1989)[[labelnote:Contents]]''My Horse'', by William Shakespeare; ''Flight of the Swan'', by Marian Flandrick Bray; ''Birth of the King'', by Marguerite Henry; ''White Horse Girl and the Blue Wind Boy'', by Carl Sandburg; ''Prairie Lightning'', by Peter G. Roop; ''Dawn Horse'', by Jane Yolen; ''White Horse'', by Anne Eliot Crompton; ''Taming of Bucephalus'', retold by Bruce Coville; ''Joe Green Grows Up'', by Anna Sewell; ''Barn Gravity'', by Nancy Springer; ''Orchard'', by Ruth Stone; ''Winged Horse'', by Nathaniel Hawthorne; ''My Friend Flicka'', by Mary O'Hara; ''Dear Pony'', by Shirley Rousseau Murphy; ''Sunrise'', by Mary Stanton; ''Dapplegrim'', retold by Bruce Coville; ''To Ride the Sea of Grass'', by Jennifer Roberson. [[/labelnote]]
* ''A Glory of Unicorns'' (1998)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Guardian of Memory'' (1998), by Bruce Coville; ''Tearing Down the Unicorns'' (1998), by Janni Lee Simner; ''Beyond the Fringe'' (1998), by Gregory Maguire; ''Stealing Dreams'' (1998), by Ruth O'Neill; ''The Dream-Child'' (1998), by Nancy Varian Berberick; ''The Ugly Unicorn'' (1991), by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; ''Story Hour'' (1998), by Katherine Coville; ''The Unicorns of Kabustan'' (1998), by Alethea Eason; ''A Song for Croaker Nordge'' (1998), by Nancy Varian Berberick and Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''The Healing Truth'' (1998), by Kathryn Lay; ''Child of Faerie'' (1998), by Gail Kimberly; ''The New Girl'' (1998), by Sean Stewart. [[/labelnote]]
* ''Half Human'' (2001)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Becoming'' (2001), by Nancy Springer; ''Centaur Field'' (2001), by Jane Yolen; ''Elder Brother'' (2001; from the Tortall Universe), by Tamora Pierce; ''How to Make a Human'' (2001), by Lawrence Schimel; ''Linnea'' (2001), by D. J. Malcolm; ''Princess Dragonblood'' (2001), by Jude Mandell; ''Scarecrow'' (2001), by Gregory Maguire; ''Soaring'' (2001), by Tim Waggoner; ''The Hardest, Kindest Gift'' (2001), by Bruce Coville; ''Water's Edge'' (2001), by Janni Lee Simner.[[/labelnote]]
* ''The One Right Thing'' (2008)[[note]]Released in hardcover only.[[/note]][[labelnote:Contents]]''The Stinky Princess'' (1999); ''I, Earthling'' (1994); ''The Guardian of Memory'' (1998); ''A Life in Miniature'' (2003); ''The Troddler'' (2005); ''Old Glory'' (1991); ''Just Like You'' (1994); ''The World's Worst Fairy Godmother'' (1996); ''The Box'' (1986); ''My Little Brother Is a Monster'' (1993); ''The Giant's Tooth'' (1999); ''Ragged John'' (1988); ''Saying No to Nick'' (2008); ''Clean as a Whistle'' (1994); ''With His Head Tucked Underneath His Arm'' (1993); ''Wizard's Boy'' (1996); ''The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' (1997). [[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Book of Fear'' (2012; e-book only release)[[labelnote:Contents]]''There's Nothing Under the Bed'', ''The Japanese Mirror'', ''The Thing in Auntie Alma's Pond'', ''Herbert Hutchison in the Underworld'', ''The Language of Blood'', ''The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado''. All stories were previously collected in the ''Oddities'' series.[[/labelnote]]
* ''Herds of Thunder, Manes of Gold'' (1989)[[labelnote:Contents]]''My Horse'', by William Shakespeare; ''Flight of the Swan'', by Marian Flandrick Bray; ''Birth of the King'', by Marguerite Henry; ''White Horse Girl and the Blue Wind Boy'', by Carl Sandburg; ''Prairie Lightning'', by Peter G. Roop; ''Dawn Horse'', by Jane Yolen; ''White Horse'', by Anne Eliot Crompton; ''Taming of Bucephalus'', retold by Bruce Coville; ''Joe Green Grows Up'', by Anna Sewell; ''Barn Gravity'', by Nancy Springer; ''Orchard'', by Ruth Stone; ''Winged Horse'', by Nathaniel Hawthorne; ''My Friend Flicka'', by Mary O'Hara; ''Dear Pony'', by Shirley Rousseau Murphy; ''Sunrise'', by Mary Stanton; ''Dapplegrim'', retold by Bruce Coville; ''To Ride the Sea of Grass'', by Jennifer Roberson. [[/labelnote]]
* ''A Glory of Unicorns'' (1998)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The Guardian of Memory'' (1998), by Bruce Coville; ''Tearing Down the Unicorns'' (1998), by Janni Lee Simner; ''Beyond the Fringe'' (1998), by Gregory Maguire; ''Stealing Dreams'' (1998), by Ruth O'Neill; ''The Dream-Child'' (1998), by Nancy Varian Berberick; ''The Ugly Unicorn'' (1991), by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; ''Story Hour'' (1998), by Katherine Coville; ''The Unicorns of Kabustan'' (1998), by Alethea Eason; ''A Song for Croaker Nordge'' (1998), by Nancy Varian Berberick and Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''The Healing Truth'' (1998), by Kathryn Lay; ''Child of Faerie'' (1998), by Gail Kimberly; ''The New Girl'' (1998), by Sean Stewart. [[/labelnote]]
* ''Half Human'' (2001)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Becoming'' (2001), by Nancy Springer; ''Centaur Field'' (2001), by Jane Yolen; ''Elder Brother'' (2001; from the Tortall Universe), by Tamora Pierce; ''How to Make a Human'' (2001), by Lawrence Schimel; ''Linnea'' (2001), by D. J. Malcolm; ''Princess Dragonblood'' (2001), by Jude Mandell; ''Scarecrow'' (2001), by Gregory Maguire; ''Soaring'' (2001), by Tim Waggoner; ''The Hardest, Kindest Gift'' (2001), by Bruce Coville; ''Water's Edge'' (2001), by Janni Lee Simner.[[/labelnote]]
* ''The One Right Thing'' (2008)[[note]]Released in hardcover only.[[/note]][[labelnote:Contents]]''The Stinky Princess'' (1999); ''I, Earthling'' (1994); ''The Guardian of Memory'' (1998); ''A Life in Miniature'' (2003); ''The Troddler'' (2005); ''Old Glory'' (1991); ''Just Like You'' (1994); ''The World's Worst Fairy Godmother'' (1996); ''The Box'' (1986); ''My Little Brother Is a Monster'' (1993); ''The Giant's Tooth'' (1999); ''Ragged John'' (1988); ''Saying No to Nick'' (2008); ''Clean as a Whistle'' (1994); ''With His Head Tucked Underneath His Arm'' (1993); ''Wizard's Boy'' (1996); ''The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' (1997). [[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Book of Fear'' (2012; e-book only release)[[labelnote:Contents]]''There's Nothing Under the Bed'', ''The Japanese Mirror'', ''The Thing in Auntie Alma's Pond'', ''Herbert Hutchison in the Underworld'', ''The Language of Blood'', ''The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado''. All stories were previously collected in the ''Oddities'' series.[[/labelnote]]
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* ''The Unicorn Treasury'' (1988)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The (1988)[[labelnote:Contents]]"The Unicorn in the Maze'' Maze" (1988), by Robin Hobb (writing as Megan Lindholm); ''Unicorn'' "Unicorn" (1957), by William Jay Smith; ''A "A Net to Catch the Wind'' Wind" (1979), by Margaret Greaves; ''Riddle'' "Riddle" (1988), by Myra Cohn Livingston; ''The "The Valley of the Unicorns'' Unicorns" (excerpt from ''Literature/ASwiftlyTiltingPlanet'') (1987), by Madeleine L'Engle; ''Ragged John'' "Ragged John" (1988), by Bruce Coville (writing as Beatrice Farrington); ''Homeward Bound'' "Homeward Bound" (1988), by Bruce Coville; ''The "The Paint Box'' Box" (1961), by E. V. Rieu; ''The "The Transfigured Hart (excerpt)'' (excerpt)" (1975), by Creator/JaneYolen; ''The Unicorn'' "The Unicorn" (1939), by Ella Young; ''The "The Snow White Pony'' Pony" (1988), by Ardath Mayhar; ''What "What News the Eagle Brought'' Brought" (excerpt from ''Literature/TheLastBattle'') "Literature/TheLastBattle") (1956), by C. S. Lewis; ''Unicorn'' "Unicorn" (1963), by Nicholas Stuart Gray; ''[[Literature/EnchantedForestChronicles "[[Literature/EnchantedForestChronicles The Princess, the Cat, and the Unicorn]]'' Unicorn]]" (1988), by Patricia C. Wrede; ''Starhorn'' "Starhorn" (1988), by Shirley Rousseau Murphy; ''The "The Court of the Summer King'' King" (1988), by Jennifer Roberson; ''The Strangers'' "The Strangers" (1947), by Audrey Alexandra Brown; and ''The "The Boy Who Drew Unicorns'' Unicorns" (1988), by Jane Yolen.[[/labelnote]]
* ''Herds of Thunder, Manes of Gold''(1989)[[labelnote:Contents]]''My Horse'', (1989)[[labelnote:Contents]]"My Horse", by William Shakespeare; ''Flight "Flight of the Swan'', Swan", by Marian Flandrick Bray; ''Birth "Birth of the King'', King", by Marguerite Henry; ''White "White Horse Girl and the Blue Wind Boy'', Boy", by Carl Sandburg; ''Prairie Lightning'', "Prairie Lightning", by Peter G. Roop; ''Dawn Horse'', "Dawn Horse", by Jane Yolen; ''White Horse'', "White Horse", by Anne Eliot Crompton; ''Taming "Taming of Bucephalus'', Bucephalus", retold by Bruce Coville; ''Joe "Joe Green Grows Up'', Up", by Anna Sewell; ''Barn Gravity'', "Barn Gravity", by Nancy Springer; ''Orchard'', "Orchard", by Ruth Stone; ''Winged Horse'', "Winged Horse", by Nathaniel Hawthorne; ''My "My Friend Flicka'', Flicka", by Mary O'Hara; ''Dear Pony'', "Dear Pony", by Shirley Rousseau Murphy; ''Sunrise'', "Sunrise", by Mary Stanton; ''Dapplegrim'', "Dapplegrim", retold by Bruce Coville; ''To "To Ride the Sea of Grass'', Grass", by Jennifer Roberson. [[/labelnote]]
* ''A Glory of Unicorns''(1998)[[labelnote:Contents]]''The (1998)[[labelnote:Contents]]"The Guardian of Memory'' Memory" (1998), by Bruce Coville; ''Tearing "Tearing Down the Unicorns'' Unicorns" (1998), by Janni Lee Simner; ''Beyond "Beyond the Fringe'' Fringe" (1998), by Gregory Maguire; ''Stealing Dreams'' "Stealing Dreams" (1998), by Ruth O'Neill; ''The Dream-Child'' "The Dream-Child" (1998), by Nancy Varian Berberick; ''The "The Ugly Unicorn'' Unicorn" (1991), by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; ''Story Hour'' "Story Hour" (1998), by Katherine Coville; ''The "The Unicorns of Kabustan'' Kabustan" (1998), by Alethea Eason; ''A "A Song for Croaker Nordge'' Nordge" (1998), by Nancy Varian Berberick and Greg [=LaBarbera=]; ''The "The Healing Truth'' Truth" (1998), by Kathryn Lay; ''Child "Child of Faerie'' Faerie" (1998), by Gail Kimberly; ''The "The New Girl'' Girl" (1998), by Sean Stewart. [[/labelnote]]
* ''Half Human''(2001)[[labelnote:Contents]]''Becoming'' (2001)[[labelnote:Contents]]"Becoming" (2001), by Nancy Springer; ''Centaur Field'' "Centaur Field" (2001), by Jane Yolen; ''Elder Brother'' "Elder Brother" (2001; from the Tortall Universe), by Tamora Pierce; ''How "How to Make a Human'' Human" (2001), by Lawrence Schimel; ''Linnea'' "Linnea" (2001), by D. J. Malcolm; ''Princess Dragonblood'' "Princess Dragonblood" (2001), by Jude Mandell; ''Scarecrow'' "Scarecrow" (2001), by Gregory Maguire; ''Soaring'' "Soaring" (2001), by Tim Waggoner; ''The "The Hardest, Kindest Gift'' Gift" (2001), by Bruce Coville; ''Water's Edge'' "Water's Edge" (2001), by Janni Lee Simner.[[/labelnote]]
* ''The One Right Thing'' (2008)[[note]]Released in hardcover only.[[/note]][[labelnote:Contents]]''The [[/note]][[labelnote:Contents]]"The Stinky Princess'' Princess" (1999); ''I, Earthling'' "I, Earthling" (1994); ''The "The Guardian of Memory'' Memory" (1998); ''A "A Life in Miniature'' Miniature" (2003); ''The Troddler'' "The Troddler" (2005); ''Old Glory'' "Old Glory" (1991); ''Just "Just Like You'' You" (1994); ''The World's Worst Fairy Godmother'' (1996); ''The Box'' (1996; complete novel previously released separately); "The Box" (1986); ''My "My Little Brother Is a Monster'' Monster" (1993); ''The "The Giant's Tooth'' Tooth" (1999); ''Ragged John'' "Ragged John" (1988); ''Saying "Saying No to Nick'' Nick" (2008); ''Clean "Clean as a Whistle'' Whistle" (1994); ''With "With His Head Tucked Underneath His Arm'' Arm" (1993); ''Wizard's Boy'' "Wizard's Boy" (1996); ''The "The Metamorphosis of Justin Jones'' Jones" (1997). [[/labelnote]]
* ''Bruce Coville's Book of Fear'' (2012; e-book onlyrelease)[[labelnote:Contents]]''There's release)[[labelnote:Contents]]"There's Nothing Under the Bed'', ''The Bed", "The Japanese Mirror'', ''The Mirror", "The Thing in Auntie Alma's Pond'', ''Herbert Pond", "Herbert Hutchison in the Underworld'', ''The Underworld", "The Language of Blood'', ''The Blood", "The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado''.Tiyado". All stories were previously collected in the ''Oddities'' series.[[/labelnote]]
* ''Herds of Thunder, Manes of Gold''
* ''A Glory of Unicorns''
* ''Half Human''
* ''The One Right Thing'' (2008)[[note]]Released in hardcover only.
* ''Bruce Coville's Book of Fear'' (2012; e-book only
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** Quite a few works involve miniaturized individuals. Aside from the ''Rod Allbright Alien Adventures'' series with its two-inch aliens and ''The Monsters of Morley Manor'' with its five inch title characters, characters are shrunk to two inches in an installment of the ''I Was A Sixth Grade Alien'' series.
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** The wizard Bellenmore and his apprentice Aaron link multiple series: they appear in person in Coville's short story ''Wizard's Boy'' (from ''[[Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf Bruce Coville's Book of Magic]]''), and are mentioned in ''Goblins on the Prowl'', ''[[Literature/MagicShop Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher]]'' and ''The Unicorn Chronicles''. All three stories talk about how Bellenmore had sent the majority of Earth's dragons away from their birth world for their own safety, and the latter two feature dragons who were directly affected by Bellenmore's actions.
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** The wizard Bellenmore and his apprentice Aaron link multiple series: they appear in person in Coville's short story ''Wizard's Boy'' "Wizard's Boy" (from ''[[Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf Bruce Coville's Book of Magic]]''), and are mentioned in ''Goblins on the Prowl'', ''[[Literature/MagicShop Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher]]'' and ''The Unicorn Chronicles''. All three stories talk about how Bellenmore had sent the majority of Earth's dragons away from their birth world for their own safety, and the latter two feature dragons who were directly affected by Bellenmore's actions.
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** The short story ''The Boy With Silver Eyes'' features the title character visiting Nilbog (from the ''Goblins'' duology) and meeting a Guardian of Memory (from ''The Unicorn Chronicles'').
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* BlindAndTheBeast: ''A Glory of Unicorns'' has the short story "The Ugly Unicorn", in which a blind princess befriends what she thinks is a beautiful Poh unicorn... who is too ashamed to admit to her that he is really an ugly Liu-Mu unicorn.
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* BlindAndTheBeast: ''A Glory of Unicorns'' has the short story "The Ugly Unicorn", in which a blind princess befriends what she thinks is the a beautiful Poh unicorn... who is too ashamed to admit to her that he is really the an ugly Liu-Mu unicorn.
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* BlindAndTheBeast: ''A Glory of Unicorns'' has the short story "The Ugly Unicorn", in which a blind princess befriends what she thinks is the beautiful Poh unicorn... who is too ashamed to admit to her that he is really the ugly Liu-Mu unicorn.
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* YouAreNotReady: This excuse is used by all of Coville's aliens for why they don't swoop down and end all disease and strife on Earth. ''I Was a Sixth Grade Alien'' in particular just has them as merchants who wanted stuff in return -- they got peanut butter and ketchup.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: The anthology ''Half Human'' is a collection of short stories all about this trope. These half-human creatures range from the traditional to the unexpected, with just a few examples being a girl who discovers one morning that her hair has turned into snakes overnight and that her mother doesn't wear a turban all the time just for the hat factor, another girl who was conceived when her mother drank dragon blood and begins exhibiting dragon-like mannerisms and [[BodyHorror sprouting ridges on her back]] when she grows up, and a ''tree'' [[HumanityEnsues transformed into a man who must learn how to be human]].
