Kiyoshi’s Walk is an exploration of the source of poetic inspiration, as seen through the eyes of a young boy spending the day with his grandfather.
Mornings With Monet depicts the impressionist painter Claude Monet at work on his riverboat studio on a bright summer morning.
Katie Henry’s third novel, This Will Be Funny Someday, is a vibrant and engaging coming-of-age story.
My First Day is a compelling and cinematic story that depicts one child’s journey to school.
A vital, compassionate story, Starting Over in Sunset Park will especially resonate with anyone who has ever made a home in a new country.
Cat Min’s sweet characters and luminous artwork make Shy Willow a memorable and moving read.
David Arnold’s The Electric Kingdom is a mind-blowing blend of post-apocalyptic fantasy, science fiction and time-travel saga.
Perfect on Paper effortlessly conveys the complex web of social interactions that high school students navigate every day.
The farm girl with big-city dreams is a classic Hollywood trope that feels fresh and contemporary in Melanie Crowder’s capable hands.
These Unlucky Stars is a warmhearted story about learning to make your own way, in luck and in life.
The Wide Starlight blends crystalline prose, an atmospheric setting and memorable characters in a story that sparkles as brightly as the northern lights.
Adrienne Tooley’s debut YA novel includes a simple but intriguing magic system and two heroines whose emotional journeys are sure to resonate.
All of the Factors of Why I Love Tractors, a boy’s defense of his chosen reading material, is a rollicking love letter to tractors but also to libraries.
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