A tween with an attitude problem gets sent to a creepy summer camp in Camp Zero, by Erin Entrada Kelly and Eliot Schrefer.
Browsing: ages 8 & up
Five kids can’t sleep. Like really, they don’t sleep at all. And they’re desperate to find out why in Sleepless, by Gordon Korman.
A small-town ballerina sets out to make her mark at a prestigious dance workshop in Dare You to Dance, a middle-grade graphic novel by Rebecca Mock.
A girl returns home from summer camp to find the people of her little town, including her best friend, chillingly changed in The Ginghams, by T. C. Kemper.
Five very different kids learn they may just have more in common than they thought in Offside, by Christina Diaz Gonzalez and Mari Costa.
America turns 250 this summer, and what better way to celebrate than with a book. The following titles range from stories about ordinary Americans to a Founding Father and the United State’s foundational document.
Alice Piper Speaks Up tells the story of a Native teenager’s history-making fight for equal education.
A girl with unpredictable powers joins her brother at a boarding school for magical development in The Missing Magic of Sparrow Xia, by Leia Ham.
As school gets out for the summer, parents everywhere are already preparing for fun, vacations and the inevitable doldrums. These “puzzle” books offer an alternative to screens while keeping kiddos engaged.
Two children search for a legendary dragon’s magic in Song of the Yellow Dragon, a middle-grade fantasy by Ying Ping Low.