The Whispers is a middle grade read about coming to terms with loss and how one accepts and molds reality to deal with great loss until the heart is willing to accept what the brain already knows…
Cicada is an extremely short book about the life of a cicada who works in an office in the human world. The books has less than 200 words total, but does have very well done illustrations.
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If you're looking for a light, straight-forward read, continue your search. Nobody Real is a somewhat complex story that will keep you on your toes. The author, Steven Camden, created a uniq…
Darius the Great is Not Okay is a story about friendship, defining yourself, and finding your place in the world. Main character, Darius (a.k.a. Darioush) is a typical teenager who deals with bul…
Not all award-winning books deserve their accolades, but in this case, Long Way Down deserves its long list of awards. This contemporary young adult novel is written in verse--which is…
In Special Forces: Unconventional Warfare, Chris Lynch gives us the fast-paced, engrossing story of a young man's journey from hoodlum to soldier. Lynch's protagonist, Danny Manion, is a bad kid,…
Tight explores the choices Bryan makes as he decides what kind of a person he wants to be while growing up in Brooklyn, New York. He tries out new friendships and new experiences - some good, som…
Geronimo Stilton, mouse extraordinaire, is off on his first adventure... the first of MANY adventures. As a quiet business-mouse, he likes his life to be quiet and orderly but his sister, Thea S…
Jacqueline Woodson is an accomplished writer who has won many awards for her book entitled Brown Girl Dreaming. Her new book addresses a wider range of concerns children face living in Ameri…
Dragon Teeth applies Michael Crichton’s skillful storytelling talent to the exciting setting of the 19th century American West. The novel tells the story of a fictional young college student…
A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens, is perhaps the best-known Christmas story other than the one written 2,000 years ago and set in Bethlehem. Generations of readers have enjoyed Dickens’s tale of …
This entertaining book is rated for 4 to 8-year-olds, but who can resist cute little LEGO people? With a charming story line and bright, colorful illustrations, this story book is sure to entrance you…
