Spirit Flyer S.

8 primary works

Magic Bicycle

by John Bibee

Published 1 May 1983

The Spirit Flyer, a rusty old bicycle found in the city dump, surprises its new owner, John Kramar, when it magically lives up to its name, introducing John to an unknown world and changing his life for good.

Toy Campaign The (SF2)

by John Bibee

Published 1 July 1987

Armed with only her magic Spirit Fire bicycle, Susan takes on the owner of a toy shop who is offering free toys to children in order to lure them into the Deeper World.

Only Game in Town

by John Bibee

Published 1 July 1988

Daniel, a new boy in Centerville, struggles over whether to join the evil but tempting Cobra Club or align himself with the children who ride the Spirit Flyer bicycles.

Bicycle Hills (SF4)

by John Bibee

Published 1 July 1989

Secret games in a new amusement park lead the young cyclists into an adventure of magic and a battle against evil.

Last Christmas The (SF5)

by John Bibee

Published 1 July 1990

With the ORDER party taking over the whole town of Centerville, things seem so bad that Barry feels it will be his last Christmas.

Runaway Parents The (SF6)

by John Bibee

Published 1 October 1991

The Kramar family is split apart when the parents decide to stop following the way of the Spirit Flyer Bicycles and join forces with the powerful and sinister Goliath Industries.

Perfect Star

by John Bibee

Published 28 June 1992

Tiffany Favor, the most popular girl in Centerville, always dreamed of being a movie star. Her mother and father certainly did all they could to help her be the best. Now Goliath Industries was giving her her big chance. But it could mean putting her family and the whole town in danger.
Goliath's plans for Tiffany bring to a climax their efforts to take over Centerville and the whole country. Here is the dramatic conclusion of the battle between the forces of the Spirit Flyers and Goliath Industries.

The Journey of Wishes

by John Bibee

Published 1 September 1993

When Grandfather Kramar was a boy, he couldn't stand his cousins. They teased him and called him names. But with his mom and dad both overseas because of World War II, John Adam was sent to live with his aunt, uncle and cousins on a farm near Centerville.
He hated his life there. He wished his parents would come back. He wished he were home again--or anyplace else. Then John Adam got his wish. He went on a journey like none other he had ever had in his entire life.
Here is the amazing story of the first encounters between Spirit Flyers and the dark powers of the Deeper World, years before Goliath Industries ever arrived in Centerville.