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Moonfleet
Rob Lloyd Jones
For the child ready to move from short stories to epic quests, this tale of an orphan discovery a secret world of smuggl
Ages 7–10
Big Nate: The Crowd Goes Wild!
Lincoln Peirce
Nate Wright, an eleven-year-old with a knack for trouble and a passion for cartooning, finds himself in constant comedic
Ages 8–12
A Tale of Witchcraft...
Chris Colfer
For the young leader feeling the weight of expectations, this magical adventure explores standing up for what is right w
Ages 8–12
Aphrodite the Diva
Joan Holub, Suzanne Williams
For the child navigating middle school rivalries and learning to balance their own talents with the skills of others whi
Ages 8–12
Who Was Elvis Presley?
Geoff Edgers
For the child who loves music and wonders how a small town boy became a legend. Discover how hard work and a unique styl
Ages 8–12
A Wild Adventure
Meredith Rusu
For the child adjusting to a big move or looking to find their 'tribe,' this story of friendship and horses celebrates t
Ages 4–8
Nora Nightsky
Rebecca Lewis-Oakes
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit their family's 'perfect' mold and wants to forge their own path with a
Ages 6–9
The Beatryce Prophecy
Kate DiCamillo
For the child finding their voice in a world that tells them to stay quiet, this lyrical fable celebrates the transforma
Ages 8–12
Who Was Babe Ruth?
Joan Holub
For the child who feels like a 'handful' or struggles with rules, this biography shows how a troubled kid found focus an
Ages 7–11
Say Something!
Peter H. Reynolds
For the child who has a big idea or sees something unfair but isn't sure how to speak up. A guide to the many ways a sin
Ages 4–8
The Best Kind of Magic
Crystal Cestari
Amber Sand can see everyone's soul mate, but her own true love remains a mystery. When she falls for Charlie Blitzman, a
Ages 12–18
The Orphan of Awkward Falls
Keith Graves
For the child who loves the strange and macabre, this gothic tale follows two eccentric outcasts as they outsmart a vill
Ages 9–12
Mole's Hill
Lois Ehlert
For the child who needs to find their voice when someone bigger tells them what to do. A clever mole uses creativity and
Ages 4–8
Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot Vs. the Voodoo Vultures from Venus
Dav Pilkey
For the child who loves high energy heroics and needs a confidence boost, this fast-paced tale proves that even the smal
Ages 6–9
Middle School Mayhem
Rachel Renée Russell
For the child who feels small in a big world, this high energy adventure celebrates finding inner courage and using your
Ages 8–12
Sophy and Auntie Pearl
Jeanne Titherington
For the child who feels overlooked by busy parents and finds solace in a private world of wonder shared with a special e
Ages 3–7
Ponyella
Laura Numeroff, Nate Evans
For the child who loves horses and classic tales, this sparkly retelling shows that true talent and a little magic can h
Ages 4–8
Anastasia's Chosen Career
Lois Lowry
For the teen who feels a bit awkward or is starting to think about the future, Anastasia's hilarious journey through a m
Ages 9–13
Today I Will Fly!
Mo Willems
For the child who has a big dream that others say is impossible. Piggie's hilarious determination to fly shows the power
Ages 4–8
The Bad Guys in The Furball Strikes Back
Aaron Blabey
For the child who wants to be seen for who they are on the inside, even when their past mistakes or appearances suggest
Ages 7–10
Mr. Granite Is from Another Planet!
Dan Gutman
For the student who loves a good classroom mystery, this goofy tale helps kids navigate a new teacher's quirky personali
Ages 6–10
The Broken Bike Boy and the Queen of 33rd Street
Sharon G. Flake
For the child who uses bossiness or bragging to hide their insecurities, this story explores how true friendship require
Ages 8–12
Sixth Grade Can Really Kill You
Barthe DeClements
For the child who uses jokes or sports to hide their struggle with schoolwork, this story offers hope and a path toward
Ages 9–12
Anastasia, Ask Your Analyst
Lois Lowry
For the teen who feels like their moods are a mystery, this funny look at growing up explores the chaos of seventh grade
Ages 9–13
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