Bart Simpson

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Based on the television program, The Simpsons. (more)

Based on the television program, The Simpsons. (less)

Hope for the best and expect the worst, when Bart, Milhouse, and Martin pull their resources together to buy a brand-new... (more)

Hope for the best and expect the worst, when Bart, Milhouse, and Martin pull their resources together to buy a brand-new model kit that brings them together in more ways than one. Then, Principal Skinner and Bart enter into a game of "tag" . . . sprayed all over school property. And when Lisa gets a bump on the head, Bart tries to convince her that she has a reputation as a mischief-maker. Add in a trip to Mexico, a nuclear nightmare near-miss, Vikings, vampires, making faces, alien races, acting strange, climate change, and you have the makings of a catastrophe of monumental proportions . . . or maybe just an ordinary day in the life of Bart Simpson! (less)

"Bart and his pals are holding nothing back! First, the sons of The Legitimate Businessman's Social Club (aka the Mafia)... (more)

"Bart and his pals are holding nothing back! First, the sons of The Legitimate Businessman's Social Club (aka the Mafia) take over Springfield Elementary, and they have their sights set on recruiting Bart as their newest member. And when Lisa applies her study habits to the art of pranking, she gives Bart a healthy dose of competition for the title of "Class Clown." Then, Bartman tangles with an eight-baby-wielding villain named Dr. Octuplets. Also, Martin Prince makes a move up the social ladder, Homer offers Maggie the moon, and Principal Skinner resorts to desperate measures to contain the force that is . . . Bart Simpson!" --Amazon. (less)