In her authorial debut, Caldecott Medalist Michaela Goade conveys the need for humans to be Earth’s stewards—but never loses sight of those yummy berries.
Aida Salazar’s third novel in verse is a well-researched glimpse into the 1965 Delano grape strike as seen through the eyes of 12-year-old Lula Viramontes.
By creating a house haunted by a young girl’s fear of the recurrence of her serious illness, author Ally Malinenko brilliantly transforms This Appearing House into a survival tale of the truest kind.
By creating a house haunted by a young girl’s fear of the recurrence of her serious illness, author Ally Malinenko brilliantly transforms This Appearing House into a survival tale of the truest kind.
Thanks to bestselling author Tiffany D. Jackson’s sophisticated framing, The Weight of Blood is transformed from a basic retelling to a brilliant deconstruction of Stephen King’s Carrie.
Thanks to bestselling author Tiffany D. Jackson's sophisticated framing, The Weight of Blood is transformed from a basic retelling to a brilliant deconstruction of Stephen King's Carrie.
Through lyrical poems and lavish watercolor and collage artwork, Renée Watson and Bryan Collier create a moving biography of the remarkable Maya Angelou.
This resonant read is laced with magic, humor and love as it portrays two teens reconnecting after witnessing a shocking tragedy when they were children.
Nonsense and absurdity take center stage as Jon Scieszka and Julia Rothman turn six evergreen Mother Goose verses upside down and inside out.
My Brother Is Away reminds readers that, for every person who is incarcerated, there is also a family whose lives have also been changed.
My Brother Is Away reminds readers that, for every person who is incarcerated, there is also a family whose lives have also been changed.
Lamar Giles creates an atmosphere of creeping dread in this excellent addition to the quickly growing canon of YA social horror novels.
For teens who grew up reading Alvin Schwartz’s iconic Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, this anthology of folk-horror stories will be the perfect shivery autumnal read.
Few books handle death and dying as gracefully as The Bird Feeder, a difficult, necessary story that contains many moments of loveliness and poignance.
Few books handle death and dying as gracefully as The Bird Feeder, a difficult, necessary story that contains many moments of loveliness and poignance.
Author Liz Garton Scanlon undertakes a monumental challenge in Lolo’s Light. The result is a compelling novel that glows with empathy and understanding.
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