The Stitchers (Fright Watch #1) by Lorien Lawrence
The Stitchers (Fright Watch #1) by Lorien Lawrence Congratulations to Lorien Lawrence on her debut middle grade novel, The Stitchers (Fright Watch #1) (August 18, 2020 from Abrams Kids/Amulet Books.) Puts the thrill back into chill. Why don’t Quinn [...]
Rainbow Revolutionaries by Sarah Prager
Alan L. Hart (1890-1962) was a leader in the field of medicine. He pioneered the use of the new x-ray technology to diagnose tuberculosis which was the number cause of death at the beginning of the 20th century. His innovative test meant tuberculosis could be [...]
One Last Shot by John David Anderson
Twelve-year-old Malcolm Greeley is never lonely when he’s alone. He has a cast of characters sharing space in his brain. Creative, imaginative, smart, and painfully shy, Malcolm’s interior life is where he feels safe, unlike his attempts at sports. After three years of trying to [...]
American Dog Series by Jennifer Li Shotz
There are two types of kids, ones who have a dog and ones who ask for a dog sometime in their life. This is the reason dog books are a popular category in children's literature. What makes books stand out from the rest in this [...]
Otherwood By Pete Hautman
Close A completely original page-turner that will have you wishing for more. When Grandpa Zach dies, Stuey feels like he has lost his best-friend until he meets Elly, a girl who shares his birthday, his love for the woods and a secret. Decades earlier [...]
Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling
Aven was born without arms, but that hasn’t slowed her down at all. She can do almost everything with her feet that other people do with their hands, including going to the bathroom by herself. (Don’t ask). She’s a real trooper about trying new things, [...]