Allan Zullo Books in Order
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Allan Zullo books in publication order
99 books
The Sports Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1987
Celebrated athletes become the subjects of stories about sporting mistakes, mishaps, and embarrassing performances. Moving across baseball, football, basketball, hockey, and golf, the collection explores how even accomplished competitors can find themselves remembered for spectacular blunders.
Baseball Confidential
by Allan Zullo
1988
Players reveal the concealed tactics and clubhouse habits of major-league baseball. Accounts of deceptive fielding, altered equipment, stolen signs, and practical jokes explore how the game changes when seen through the people who play it.
Baseball Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1988
Baseball's worst performances take center stage in this collection for young fans. Disastrous debuts, unsuccessful teams, ill-judged trades, and World Series failures reveal the less celebrated side of a sport usually measured by its finest achievements.
The Misfortune 500
by Allan Zullo
1988
Major companies make costly mistakes in this collection of business failures and misguided decisions. Stories range from the Ford Edsel to a record label rejecting the Beatles, revealing the absurdity behind some memorable corporate misjudgments.
The Football Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1989
Football's famous players appear at their least composed in this collection of mistakes and embarrassing moments. From everyday preparations to the Super Bowl, the stories explore how the sport's biggest stages can produce its most memorable blunders.
The Golf Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1989
Golf's serious reputation gives way to stories about its absurd and embarrassing side. Nash and Zullo collect incidents that turn the pursuit of a good round into an occasion for surprise, frustration, and laughter.
Little Football Big Leaguers
by Allan Zullo
1990
Professional football players recall their first experiences of the game and the difficulties they faced as beginners. Their stories connect childhood efforts with later careers, accompanied by collectible-style cards showing the players when they were boys.
The Baseball Hall of Shame's Warped Record Book
by Allan Zullo
1991
Baseball records take an unconventional turn in this collection of unusual accomplishments and comic anecdotes. Instead of concentrating on familiar milestones, the book gathers odd achievements that reveal how strange the game's history can become.
The Basketball Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1991
Basketball's celebrated history gives way to disastrous play, bizarre fouls, questionable officiating, and ill-advised stunts. This collection gathers the game's wildest mistakes, showing how competition can produce comic embarrassment as readily as memorable athletic success.
The Fishing Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1991
Professional anglers and casual fishermen recount catches, accidents, cheating, and mishaps that turned fishing trips into embarrassing stories. Lost prizes, unexpected landings, and misguided decisions expose the comic uncertainty behind a pastime built around patience and skill.
Believe it or Else Basketball
by Allan Zullo
1992
Amazing But True Cat Tales
by Allan Zullo
1993
Cats undertake remarkable journeys, survive dangerous situations, and sometimes come to the aid of others in these collected anecdotes. The stories explore unusual feline abilities and the events that brought particular animals attention and fame.
Sports Hall of Shame Golf Cartoon Classics
by Allan Zullo
1993
The Greatest Sports Stories Never Told
by Allan Zullo
1993
Thirty-four accounts from the sporting world explore extraordinary determination and unexpected good fortune. Moving beyond familiar scores and results, the collection focuses on the surprising circumstances that can shape an athlete's experience or change a contest.
The Hollywood Walk of Shame
by Allan Zullo
1993
Actors and actresses encounter embarrassment in this collection of show-business anecdotes. The stories turn attention from polished performances and public images toward awkward incidents and comic mistakes, revealing the less glamorous side of entertainment history.
The Wacky Top 40
by Allan Zullo
1993
Forty unusual pop records receive a closer look through lyrics, chart information, and the stories behind their performers. Bruce Nash and Allan Zullo explore novelty hits and musical oddities, including the horror-inspired success of Monster Mash.
Gutter Humor
by Allan Zullo
1994
Bowling's unusual records, colorful personalities, and comic mishaps fill this collection drawn from a museum's archives. The stories explore the surprises behind a familiar pastime, from memorable achievements to moments competitors might prefer to forget.
Spooky Kids
by Allan Zullo
1994
Children describe experiences they interpret as mind reading, predictions, invisible presences, and communication without words. These collected cases explore claims of unusual perception, presenting the unsettling events that led young people to believe they possessed psychic abilities.
Talkin’ Country
by Allan Zullo
1994
Country music stars offer observations and advice in a collection of memorable quotations. Their remarks turn everyday troubles and relationships into occasions for humor, giving readers a view of the personalities behind familiar songs and performances.
The Insider's Guide to Baseball Autographs
by Allan Zullo
1994
Players, collectors, and team officials explain how fans can approach baseball stars for autographs. Advice on timing, etiquette, materials, and preserving signatures accompanies stadium guides and personal stories about the encounters that make collecting memorable.
UFO Kids
by Allan Zullo
1994
Young people describe encounters with strange lights, unidentified craft, and unexplained gaps in memory. Drawing on reported cases, these accounts follow children and teenagers whose experiences raise questions about what they saw and what happened afterward.
Amazing But True Elvis Facts
by Allan Zullo
1995
Stories about Elvis Presley explore his romances, appetites, military service, movies, and music. The collection combines biographical anecdotes with humor, looking beyond his public performances toward the personal habits and experiences that helped shape his reputation.
Golf’s Most Outrageous Quotes
by Allan Zullo
1995
Professional golfers, amateurs, and entertainers reflect on the game's frustrations and pleasures through humorous quotations. Their remarks capture the gap between golfing ambition and actual performance, finding comedy in a pastime its players often take intensely seriously.
Haunted Animals
by Allan Zullo
1995
Nine stories explore reported encounters with animal ghosts. Familiar creatures become unsettling presences in accounts that invite readers to consider how an ordinary relationship with animals might change when the animals themselves appear to return after death.
Lawyer’s Wit and Wisdom
by Allan Zullo
1995
This collection gathers humorous and reflective quotations about lawyers and the legal profession. Edited by Bruce Nash and Allan Zullo, it offers brief observations that invite readers to consider the practice of law through wit and commentary.
The Hole Truth
by Allan Zullo
1995
Life on the professional golf tour comes into focus through behind-the-scenes anecdotes. The book explores pressure over decisive putts, intimidating competitors, and volatile tempers, revealing the personal tensions that accompany the pursuit of tournament success.
Totally Haunted Kids
by Allan Zullo
1995
Children recount encounters with ghostly figures, haunted buildings, and an apparently sinister desk. These stories follow young witnesses trying to make sense of disturbing experiences that transform familiar surroundings into places of fear and uncertainty.
Haunted Campers
by Allan Zullo
1996
Eight ghost stories place campers in the path of unsettling apparitions and unexplained presences. Outdoor trips become encounters with the uncanny as the people involved discover that familiar camping experiences can take a frightening turn.
Haunted Schools
by Allan Zullo
1996
Nine ghost stories turn school settings into places of supernatural unease. Reports of phantoms and other haunting presences challenge the familiarity of classrooms and school buildings, giving ordinary educational surroundings an unexpected and disturbing dimension.
Haunted Teachers
by Allan Zullo
1996
Seven stories explore ghostly presences connected with school life. Centered on hauntings in educational settings, the collection gives familiar surroundings a disturbing atmosphere as encounters with phantoms interrupt the routines people expect to find there.
Love Crazy
by Allan Zullo
1996
Mysteries of the Unexplained
by Allan Zullo
1996
An abandoned ship, mysterious disappearances, and reports of unknown creatures introduce a collection of unresolved puzzles. Accounts of the Mary Celeste, Bermuda Triangle, and Bigfoot invite readers to explore the stories surrounding events that resist straightforward explanation.
Sick Humor
by Allan Zullo
1996
Doctors, nurses, and patients contribute stories about the unexpected humor of medical encounters. The collection moves through situations in which illness, treatment, and ordinary human behavior produce moments of confusion, surprise, and comic absurdity.
The Haunted Graveyard and Other True Ghost Stories
by Allan Zullo
1996
Ten stories drawn from ghost hunters' case files describe alleged hauntings in settings ranging from caves to city apartments. The accounts explore how ordinary places become associated with unsettling presences and events their witnesses cannot readily explain.
Unusual episodes from American history reveal surprising rules, unlikely public servants, and presidential oddities. The collection approaches the past through eccentric anecdotes, inviting young readers to discover how strange everyday customs and official decisions could become.
America's Most Haunted
by Allan Zullo
1997
Ten American locations become the focus of accounts involving unexplained lights, reported hauntings, and alleged UFO sightings. Drawing on paranormal investigators’ case files, these stories explore encounters that witnesses and investigators struggle to explain.
From Here to Maternity
by Allan Zullo
1997
Pregnancy brings surprises for parents, relatives, and medical staff in these collected anecdotes. Stories about unexpected deliveries, journeys to the hospital, family reactions, and newborns explore the comic uncertainty surrounding preparations for a baby's arrival.
Haunted Athletes
by Allan Zullo
1997
Eight ghost stories bring supernatural encounters onto playing fields and basketball courts. Athletes face unsettling presences associated with baseball, football, soccer, and basketball, turning places usually defined by competition into settings for fear and mystery.
Haunted Baby-Sitters
by Allan Zullo
1997
Baby-sitters encounter inexplicable music, disturbing messages, moving beds, and frightening apparitions in eight ghost stories. Routine responsibilities become unnerving experiences as familiar homes reveal phenomena that the young people caring for children cannot easily explain.
Life's Simple Pleasures
by Allan Zullo
1997
Success After Forty
by Allan Zullo
1997
Profiles of late bloomers examine how people achieved distinction after forty in business, the arts, and public life. Figures including Abraham Lincoln and Mother Teresa challenge the assumption that meaningful accomplishment belongs only to the young.
The Ten Creepiest Creatures in America
by Allan Zullo
1997
Reports of mysterious American creatures introduce figures such as Mothman, Bigfoot, the Jersey Devil, and Lake Champlain's monster. The collection explores alleged sightings and the unsettling stories surrounding animals whose existence remains uncertain to their observers.
True Tales of Animal Heroes
by Allan Zullo
1998
Animals come to children's aid in accounts of unexpected courage and lifesaving loyalty. A dog facing a house fire and a cat confronting an intruder show how familiar pets can become protectors when danger strikes.
Weird but True Tales
by Allan Zullo
1998
Strange events take center stage in a collection of accounts presented as true despite their improbable details. These tales invite young readers to consider the surprising experiences that can make everyday reality seem as unlikely as fiction.
When Bad Things Happen to Good Golfers
by Allan Zullo
1998
Even celebrated golfers suffer disastrous rounds and embarrassing mistakes. Accounts involving Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman, Tiger Woods, and other professionals revisit collapses and mishaps that reveal how quickly championship skill can give way to ordinary frustration.
Astonishing But True Golf Facts
by Allan Zullo
2001
Golf's long history supplies improbable achievements, unusual equipment, and unexpected interruptions. From extraordinary holes in one to troublesome birds and wayward drives, these accounts explore the accidents and oddities that surround a seemingly orderly sport.
The Greatest Firefighter Stories Never Told
by Allan Zullo
2002
Firefighters confront danger in airports, forests, harbors, and city streets in more than two dozen rescue accounts. Stories including the World Trade Center attacks follow the decisions and risks behind work that often goes unrecognized.
The Greatest Survivor Stories Never Told
by Allan Zullo
2002
Ordinary people endure extraordinary threats in accounts of narrow escapes from death. A police officer caught in the World Trade Center collapses and a man stranded without desert water face situations that test their ability to survive.
The Smile-High Club
by Allan Zullo
2002
Airline crews and passengers turn routine journeys into unexpected comedy through mistakes, quick thinking, and startling encounters. These air travel anecdotes range from unconventional food deliveries to a flight engineer's alarming exit from a moving aircraft.
Amazing But True Golf Facts
by Allan Zullo
2003
Unusual records, celebrity obsessions, and improbable shots reveal golf's stranger corners. Accounts involving long drivers, Will Smith, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson bring together remarkable sporting feats and curious details from life around the course.
Golf Nut's Book of Amazing Feats & Records
by Allan Zullo
2003
Unlikely achievements, embarrassing mishaps, and unusual records reveal golf's stranger side. Bruce Nash and Allan Zullo collect true anecdotes involving touring professionals and celebrity players, with appearances by figures such as Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus.
World's Dumbest Crooks
by Allan Zullo
2003
Criminal plans collapse through foolish mistakes in a collection of reported burglaries and other blunders. The accounts follow would-be crooks whose own decisions turn attempts at wrongdoing into examples of unintended, often ridiculous failure.
A Boomer's Guide to Grandparenting
by Allan Zullo
2004
Baby boomer grandparents navigate changing family roles with guidance from experts and fellow grandparents. Advice addresses relationships with adult children, modern childcare, technology, blended families, and ways to build satisfying connections with a new generation.
Amazing But True Fishing Tales
by Allan Zullo
2004
Freshwater and saltwater anglers encounter improbable catches, unusual techniques, and remarkable accidents. These accounts follow professionals and amateurs through fishing mishaps and unexpected rescues, showing how a day on the water can become an extraordinary story.
Survivors
by Allan Zullo
2004
Nine Jewish children face Nazi persecution as war engulfs Europe. Their accounts follow dangerous escapes, concealed identities, and devastating losses, tracing the courage and hope that helped them endure the Holocaust and preserve their lives.
The Dog Who Caught the Crook and Other Incredible True Dog Tales
by Allan Zullo
2004
Dogs become rescuers, companions, and unlikely heroes in accounts of courage and unexpected behavior. These canine stories explore the intelligence, loyalty, and eccentricity that allow animals of different breeds and sizes to transform human lives.
Amazing but True Bird Tales
by Allan Zullo
2005
Nearly two hundred bird accounts explore surprising intelligence, mischief, and unusual accomplishments. A butterfly-stealing mockingbird, a chicken helping vulnerable people, and a noisy parrot reveal the remarkable behaviors of creatures often dismissed as simple birdbrains.
Heroes of the Holocaust
by Allan Zullo
2005
Ordinary teenagers risk their lives to protect Jews during the Holocaust. Based on interviews with the rescuers, these accounts trace acts of concealment, resourcefulness, and courage by young people confronting persecution without weapons or official power.
Mews Items
by Allan Zullo
2005
More than 150 accounts follow cats through unlikely journeys, escapes, and acts of courage. From accidental shipping to long walks home and confrontations with intruders, these stories explore the independence and unpredictability of familiar feline companions.
Wise Guys
by Allan Zullo
2005
Actors, politicians, writers, athletes, and other men offer observations ranging from practical wisdom to irreverent humor. This collection brings together quotations about life and human behavior, highlighting the wit and contradictions behind confident declarations.
Dogmania
by Allan Zullo
2006
Dogs rescue people, survive extraordinary dangers, and form unusual bonds in more than 150 accounts. Stories of a tsunami rescue, an alligator encounter, and a canine guide for another dog explore loyalty expressed through unexpected actions.
Surviving Sharks and Other Dangerous Creatures
by Allan Zullo
2006
Young people confront dangerous wild animals in accounts of desperate survival. Encounters with sharks, cougars, bears, and other creatures follow sudden attacks and the split-second struggles that can determine whether a child escapes alive.
The Hero Inside of You
by Allan Zullo
2006
Men, women, and children take extraordinary risks to help others in 260 accounts of everyday heroism. Stories and accompanying quotations explore the courage and compassion behind choices that place another person's welfare ahead of personal safety.
The Rescuers
by Allan Zullo
2006
Young people risk their safety to rescue others from fires, floods, and mountain disasters. These ten accounts follow children and teenagers making difficult choices under extreme pressure, including a babysitter returning repeatedly to a burning house.
The Secret Agent And Other Spy Kids
by Allan Zullo
2006
Teenage spies adopt false identities, cross enemy lines, and carry secret messages from the American Revolution through the Korean War. Ten accounts explore the danger and deception faced by young people gathering information for their countries.
Dads
by Allan Zullo
2007
Grandmas & Grandpas
by Allan Zullo
2007
Kid Pirates
by Allan Zullo
2007
Ten young people sail alongside notorious pirates, some by choice and others against their will. Their accounts follow battles, shipwrecks, and escape attempts in a violent maritime world shaped by figures including Blackbeard and Captain Kidd.
Moms
by Allan Zullo
2007
Crime Scene Investigators
by Allan Zullo
2008
Investigators use forensic evidence to pursue killers and identify a bomber threatening a community. These true accounts follow the careful interpretation of seemingly small clues, revealing how scientific techniques can turn uncertainty into progress toward justice.
Golf Is a Funny Game
by Allan Zullo
2008
More than a hundred golfing anecdotes revisit mishaps from early fairways to modern professional tours. Errant balls, lost equipment, and unconventional shots reveal the comic side of a sport whose frustrations reach amateurs and champions alike.
Haunted Kids
by Allan Zullo
2008
Children encounter unexplained presences and disturbing supernatural events in twelve tales drawn partly from reported cases. Familiar places become unsettling as young people face experiences that resist ordinary explanation and challenge their sense of safety.
Teens at War
by Allan Zullo
2008
Teenagers serve their countries in wartime in accounts spanning the American Revolution through the Korean War. Their experiences explore the courage, danger, and difficult responsibilities faced by young people drawn into conflicts larger than themselves.
Butter My Butt and Call Me a Biscuit
by Allan Zullo
2009
Southern expressions turn everyday observations into colorful comparisons and jokes. This collection explores country sayings about pride, surprise, mistakes, and human behavior, preserving the humor and practical wisdom embedded in the region's distinctive speech.
Escape
by Allan Zullo
2009
Jewish children struggle to survive Nazi persecution through concealed identities, resistance, and help from others. Accounts including Halina Litman's follow young people confronting mortal danger while drawing on resourcefulness, kindness, and the hope of escape.
War Heroes from Iraq
by Allan Zullo
2009
American service members in Iraq face fierce attacks, overwhelming odds, and urgent rescue decisions. Ten accounts follow soldiers and Marines who risk their lives for comrades, including repeated rescues under fire and a desperate fight against insurgents.
World's Dumbest Crooks 2
by Allan Zullo
2009
More than a hundred accounts follow criminals whose own mistakes thwart their plans. From getting trapped in wet cement to fleeing into a prison parking lot, their failed schemes reveal how carelessness can undo an escape.
Bad Pets
by Allan Zullo
2010
Wild and domestic animals cause unlikely trouble in this collection of true accounts. A shoplifting seagull, a carjacking dog, and other unruly creatures disrupt human routines through behavior that ranges from mischievous to unexpectedly destructive.
Battle Heroes
by Allan Zullo
2010
American troops in Afghanistan face ambushes, perilous rescue missions, and threats from determined enemies. Accounts follow Marines fighting to escape a village and a medic attempting a nighttime rescue, revealing the pressures of service in combat.
You're the Butter on My Biscuit!
by Allan Zullo
2010
Country sayings, jokes, poems, and song titles explore romance from first attraction to heartbreak. Their vivid comparisons capture affection, marriage, disappointment, and revenge, showing how rural humor gives memorable expression to complicated matters of the heart.
Miracle Pets
by Allan Zullo
2011
Animals face predators, confinement, and other deadly threats in accounts of remarkable survival. A dachshund seized by an eagle, escaping pigs, and a trapped cat reveal the persistence and instinct that can carry vulnerable creatures through danger.
We're Here
by Allan Zullo
2011
Seven stories draw on reported encounters between children, UFOs, and alleged extraterrestrial visitors. Accounts of frightening disappearances and apparently friendly contact explore experiences recorded by investigators, leaving readers to weigh the strange events for themselves.
Christmas Miracle Pets
by Allan Zullo
2012
Dogs, cats, birds, and other pets transform the holiday season through mischief, companionship, and unexpected kindness. Stories inspired by real events include an abandoned rabbit whose arrival answers a sick child’s Christmas wish.
The Baseball Hall of Shame
by Allan Zullo
2012
Classic baseball blunders meet newer episodes of player misbehavior in a collection spanning more than two hundred stories. Strange superstitions, clubhouse pranks, ill-conceived promotions, and fielding disasters reveal the game's enduring capacity for unintended comedy.
Titanic
by Allan Zullo
2012
Ten young passengers face impossible choices as the Titanic sinks into the Atlantic. Their accounts follow separation from family, desperate searches for lifeboats, and the struggle to survive a disaster that overturns lives across social classes.
We Fought Back
by Allan Zullo
2012
Jewish teenagers escape Nazi control and join partisan resistance groups during the Holocaust. Based on interviews with former fighters, these accounts follow sabotage, attacks, and survival under overwhelming odds as young people choose to fight back.
Bad Pets Save Christmas!
by Allan Zullo
2013
Misbehaving pets become unexpected helpers during the Christmas season. Accounts of a troublesome dog, a mischievous monkey, and a rambunctious pig follow animals whose antics lead to family reunions, comfort during illness, and lifesaving intervention.
Bad Pets Most Wanted!
by Allan Zullo
2014
Pets create trouble through unpredictable behavior in a collection of humorous animal accounts. These stories follow misbehaving companions whose antics disrupt human expectations, offering young readers a look at the comic side of life with animals.
FBI Heroes
by Allan Zullo
2014
FBI agents investigate poisoned letters, a planned bombing, and the kidnapping of a mother and her children. Ten accounts follow their efforts to untangle dangerous crimes, protect lives, and identify the people responsible before further harm occurs.
World War I Heroes
by Allan Zullo
2014
Soldiers, pilots, and sailors confront deadly attacks, captivity, and discrimination during World War I. Accounts of Alvin York, Edouard Izac, and the Eighth Illinois explore courage expressed through combat, escape, and service despite racial injustice.
Young Civil Rights Heroes
by Allan Zullo
2014
Young African Americans confront racist violence while demanding civil rights through peaceful protest. Ten accounts follow teenagers facing armed mobs and powerful fire hoses, revealing the personal risks behind their participation in the struggle for equality.
Heroes of Hurricane Katrina
by Allan Zullo
2015
Neighbors, rescuers, and medical workers risk their lives as Hurricane Katrina devastates New Orleans. Ten accounts follow improvised boat rescues, dangerous helicopter missions, and hospital staff struggling to keep patients alive amid flooding and power failures.
Vietnam War Heroes
by Allan Zullo
2015
American soldiers and rescue pilots confront ambushes, overwhelming enemy forces, and dangerous evacuation missions in Vietnam. Ten accounts follow acts of courage under fire, including a platoon's desperate resistance and a pilot's attempt to reach wounded men.
World War II Heroes
by Allan Zullo
2015
Ten World War II accounts follow service members facing grenades, enemy fire, and catastrophic injuries. From Iwo Jima to the Normandy invasion and air combat, these stories explore urgent choices made to protect comrades and survive.
Heroes of Pearl Harbor
by Allan Zullo
2016
Sailors, commanders, and civilian workers respond to the sudden attack on Pearl Harbor. Accounts of burning ships, trapped crews, and resistance under fire reveal efforts to save lives as the United States is drawn into war.
The Dog Who Saved Halloween
by Allan Zullo
2016
Halloween becomes stranger when animals join the festivities in unexpected ways. A ghostly cat disturbs a party and an owl pursues a trick-or-treater in stories that bring animal antics into the holiday's spooky atmosphere.
Young Survivors of the Holocaust
by Allan Zullo
2016
Ten Jewish children endure Nazi persecution and the horrors of the Holocaust. Their survival accounts explore the roles of persistence, courage, and chance, preserving individual experiences of young people whose lives were threatened by systematic hatred.
Escape to Freedom
by Allan Zullo
2017
Young refugees leave danger behind in search of safety and freedom. These true accounts follow children willing to risk their lives for a more secure future, exploring the courage demanded by journeys away from their homes.
The You Can Do It! Kids Diet
by Allan Zullo
This guide presents Dee Matthews's diet program for preteens and teenagers, combining recipes with advice about eating habits. It explains the program's approach to planning meals and maintaining a balanced diet for its intended young audience.
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Butter My Butt and Call Me a Biscuit
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You're the Butter on My Biscuit!
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