Follow three children through three different time periods as each sets out in search of refuge in Alan Gratz’s Refugee: The Graphic Novel.
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A superhero-loving boy born without hands finds the hero inside himself in The Bionic Boy, a middle-grade novel by Lynn Plourde.
Discover the story of a pioneering geologist in Rock Star: How Ursula Marvin Mapped Moon Rocks and Meteorites, by Sandra Neil Wallace and Nancy Carpenter.
Get to know the artist behind Smile, Sisters and Guts in Facing Feelings: Inside the World of Raina Telgemeier.
A girl’s induction to a secret society comes at a price in Secrets of the Blue Hand Girls, a mystery by Rowana Miller.
A challenge from her little brother and a Chinese fable inspire a girl to embrace bravery on her band trip to London in The Invincible List of Lani Li.
THE SACRED STONE CAMP, by Rae Rose, Aly McKnight, Dial Books, Oct. 7, 2025, Hardcover, $18.99 (ages 5-9) The Sacred…
A teen and her former friend are forced to face their pasts and futures during a college tour road trip in All the Way Around the Sun, by XiXi Tian.
Discover the story of women’s tennis in Trailblazers, a young readers edition by tennis great Billie Jean King and Jolie C. Matthews.
A boy learns that we are better when we shine together in All the Stars in the Sky, written by Art Coulson and illustrated by Winona Nelson.