Sharp dialogue, gentle humor and personality-packed illustrations make J.D. and the Great Barber Battle perfect for readers transitioning into chapter books.
As empowering as it is entertaining, Salvatore’s debut novel hits all the right notes as its characters stand up for their rights with clarity and conviction.
A New Day is an earnest reminder that, with a little creativity and thoughtfulness, we can make each day a day worth celebrating.
The narrators of this audiobook follow Mark Twain’s suggestion for telling scary stories—to speak slowly and in a low voice to draw listeners in.
Legacy stakes a claim for women in the pantheon of Harlem Renaissance poets and offers a road map for carrying their words into the future.
An unusual, compelling and true story, Kate’s Light will help readers imagine what it’s like to call an island lighthouse home.
Wings of Ebony bursts with insight, a deeply felt sense of community, an imaginative magic system and a fresh and complex take on the “chosen one” trope.
Standing on Her Shoulders makes a strong case for learning about historical figures and thinking about how their accomplishments have impacted our lives today.
The Fearless Flights of Hazel Ying Lee is an edifying, exciting real-life adventure that will inspire young readers to let their own dreams take flight.
Though it both shocks and thrills, in the end, what leaves you breathless is Firekeeper’s Daughter’s blazing heart.
Nigerian-born children’s author Atinuke introduces a memorable new heroine in Too Small Tola, a vibrant and appealing new chapter book.
When We Were Infinite expands what the entire category of YA literature can be.
Amber & Clay transports young readers to ancient Greece, a place with serious inequality and injustice where young people could become part of history.
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