In her stunning debut, Sarah Allen tells a clever story of science, how the universe works and how stars can truly guide the way.
Equal parts mystery, coming-of-age narrative, and coastal California travelogue, The Only Black Girls in Town is also an affectionate tribute to friendship.
Things That Go Away uses simple, image-driven language and engaging artwork to remind us of the wonder of the everyday changes happening all around us.
Paolo, Emperor of Rome is an enchanting introduction to the Eternal City, and an invitation to fall under its spell.
Brothers Charlie and Mouse trek into the woods with their parents for a stay that’s full of surprises in the new entry in Laurel Snyder’s charming series.
Full of zany fun, the fourth entry in Louis Sachar’s popular Wayside School series sees the school plagued by the formidable Cloud of Doom.
The Keeper of Wild Words is a vividly illustrated and irresistible invitation to a wild and wonderful linguistic crusade.
The story of one high school basketball team’s extraordinary season, Dragon Hoops epitomizes the best kind of storytelling possible in the comics format.
Unfolding over the final 24 hours before the first game of the season, We Are the Wildcats is a thrilling story about finding the courage to reclaim your power.
What I Like About You is a charming, witty story about authenticity in the social media age, told with a wink and a string of heart-eyes emojis.
Combining history, romance and mystery, They Went Left is a heartbreaking yet hopeful story of what it takes to survive after trauma.
Baloney and Friends, a collection of short tales presented as a graphic novel, features colorful illustrations and easy-to-take-in text.
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