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Kissing Tennessee and Other Stories from the Stardust Dance
Kathi Appelt
Eight interconnected stories capture the hope, identity, and quiet heartbreaks of students gathered for a middle school
Ages 11–15
Kindred Souls
Patricia MacLachlan
For children processing the decline of an elderly family member, this quiet story offers a path toward acceptance throug
Ages 8–12
Kennedy Through the Lens: How Photography and Television Revealed and Shaped an Extraordinary Leader
Martin W. Sandler
Large-scale photographs reveal how the camera shaped the public’s view of John F. Kennedy, turning a president’s life in
Ages 10–14
Keeping Corner
Kashmira Sheth
In 1918 India, twelve-year-old Leela faces the strict traditions of being a child widow while encountering the revolutio
Ages 11–15
Just Do This One Thing for Me
Laura Zimmermann
Trapped at a lake in a Wisconsin winter, three siblings must hide their con-artist mother's death to avoid being torn ap
Ages 14–18
Jubela
Cristina Kessler
A baby rhino wanders the scorched African savannah alone until an unexpected connection helps him survive the threat of
Ages 5–9
Into the West: from Reconstruction to the Final Days of the American Frontier
James M. McPherson
For the teen curious about how the American West was won and lost. Explore the complex legacy of the frontier through th
Ages 12–17
I Wish I Were a Butterfly
James Howe
An unhappy cricket learns to appreciate his own song after a wise spider and a friendly butterfly help him see the beaut
Ages 4–8
Hope in the Valley
Mitali Perkins
Pandita finds solace in an abandoned mansion as she struggles with middle school, a broken friendship, and the fear of l
Ages 8–12
Hana in the Time of the Tulips
Deborah Noyes
As her father loses himself in the frenzy of the Dutch tulip market, Hana seeks advice from the painter Rembrandt to rem
Ages 5–9
Greetings from Planet Earth
Barbara Kerley
Theo looks to the stars and the Voyager 2 mission for answers while trying to uncover why his mother won't speak about h
Ages 9–12
Good Luck, Mrs. K!
Louise Borden
For children processing the news that a teacher or adult they love is sick, this book provides a roadmap for empathy and
Ages 6–9
Girlhearts
Norma Fox Mazer
Thirteen-year-old Sarabeth must find her own way through the fog of grief and confusion after her mother dies suddenly.
Ages 11–15
Gift of the Tree, The
Alvin Tresselt
Vibrant paintings follow an ancient oak as it provides for forest animals in life and continues to nourish the earth eve
Ages 4–9
Four Feet, Two Sandals
Karen Lynn Williams, Khadra Mohammed
For the child curious about life in different parts of the world or learning about the power of sharing when resources a
Ages 7–10
Feathers and Fools
Mem Fox
Fear and difference drive a wedge between peacocks and swans until a disaster leaves only a glimmer of hope for a new be
Ages 6–12
Father Abraham: Lincoln and His Sons
Harold Holzer
The weight of the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation collide with the private life of a father trying to raise
Ages 10–14
Farewell to Shady Glade
Bill Peet
Steam shovels and skyscrapers are moving in, forcing a band of displaced animals to stick together on a precarious journ
Ages 4–8
Everywhere
Bruce Brooks
For the child grappling with the fear of losing a grandparent. This story explores the power of friendship and imaginati
Ages 8–12
Eva
Peter Dickinson
After waking from a coma following a terrible accident, thirteen-year-old Eva begins to suspect that her life was saved
Ages 12–16
Escaping Tornado Season: A Story in Poems
Julie Williams
Stuck in Minnesota after her father's death, fourteen-year-old Allie must find her own identity while facing a new schoo
Ages 12–16
Ellen Foster
Kaye Gibbons
After losing her mother and escaping her dangerous father, eleven-year-old Ellen Foster searches for a place to belong a
Ages 12–18
Dust to Eat: Drought and Depression in the 1930s
Michael L. Cooper
For the child curious about how families survive hard times, this history explores the grit and struggle of the 1930s Du
Ages 10–14
Dia's Story Cloth
Dia Cha
An intricately embroidered Hmong story cloth serves as the canvas for a young girl's journey of immigration to a new hom
Ages 6–12
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