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.
The Canyon’s Edge is a suspenseful, propulsive story that will resonate with readers who understand that the key to survival is finding something to live for.
Letters from Cuba’s themes of friendship, faith and openhearted acceptance give this historical novel timeless resonance.
The Time of Green Magic depicts the tentative formation of a family with tender sweetness and aching authenticity.
Monster and Boy provides plenty of bite-sized drama while spinning a warm and literally fuzzy tale of unlikely friendship.
All He Knew is a significant and poignant exploration of a difficult moment American history.
A deeply personal book that makes a compelling case for empathy and hope, Everything Sad Is Untrue is one of the most extraordinary books of the year.
A comforting coming-of-age tale of four sisters who discover that families can be created in surprising ways, Pine Island Home has an old-fashioned feel.
Before the Ever After places professional football’s concussion epidemic front and center, addressing harsh reality with considered care and optimism.
‘Seven Clues to Home’ contains threads of peace and hope in a bittersweet story of friendship, tragedy and loss.
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