The Theory, Practice and Destructive Properties Books in Order

With his allowance stopped as punishment for lying, Kevin Spencer decides to become an entrepreneur. Poker games, garage cleaning and food sales promise quick money, but his shortcuts and disregard for other people create problems he hasn't planned for.

Kevin Spencer believes his talent for lying makes life easier, especially when avoiding schoolwork or pursuing a crush. As his inventions entangle friends, teachers and family, he must confront the damage caused by stories he can no longer control.

Kevin Spencer wants to ask Tina Zabinski out, but nerves and a handsome rival complicate his plans. He tries studying romance through experiments on friends and family, creating fresh trouble while searching for a way to express his feelings.

Kevin Spencer enters the race for student-body president when rival Cash Devine starts attracting attention. Confident in his leadership and campaign skills, Kevin faces an opponent with a capable manager and the complications of his own motives.