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.
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.
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