Katie the Catsitter will be adored by readers who can’t get enough adventure stories, mysterious goings-on, coming-of-age tales or cats. Many, many, MANY cats.
A Long Road on a Short Day offers a memorable father-son journey as well as an enthralling glimpse into the past.
Kate DiCamillo’s willingness to acknowledge how audacious it can be to hold on to hope amid uncertainty makes the book’s climax all the more moving.
Even as she spins a fabulous tale of enchantment and adventure, Hanna Alkaf never loses sight of her book’s universal and very human themes.
The Way Past Winter is a winning and memorable combination of classical fantasy and a call for environmental activism.
Saucy is a tender and sweet middle grade novel with a heavy dash of slapstick comedy and an earnest call to action.
Marking an auspicious start to a new series, Twins depicts sisters learning to reconcile their fierce love with a new desire to be recognized as individuals.
Loretta Little Looks Back tells the story of the fight for the right to vote, viewed through the eyes of multiple generations in an indomitable Black family.
Filled with empathy and humor, Class Act is a warm hug of a book that chronicles a school year in the life of aspiring artist and eighth grader Jordan Banks.
Christina Soontornvat recounts the incredible rescue of the Wild Boars boys soccer team; in her talented hands, it’s at once a nail-biter and a revelation.
Aida Salazar’s second novel in verse is a moving portrait of a family longing for freedom and fighting to be free.
A Whale of the Wild offers brisk drama alongside insight and wisdom, showing readers the vital importance of taking care of each other and the world we live in.
Little Bird, the story of a crow who’s the smallest member of her flock, celebrates knowledge, truth and the joy of stepping outside your comfort zone.
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