Four students team up and start posting fake rumors as an experiment to show everyone the dangers of online gossip in Nothing to See Here, by Barbara Dee.
Browsing: ages 8 & up
An adopted cat moves into a home that might be haunted by the cat who lived there before in Licorice, by Kara LaReau and Kelly Murphy.
Learn about the greatest jewel heist in U.S. History in Heist at the Museum, written by Sam Subity and illustrated by Yaoyao Ma Van As.
Kelly Yang’s Front Desk, the fictionalized account of a 10-year-old’s life as a Chinese immigrant to the United States, is now available as a graphic novel.
Between the pull of volleyball and drama club, a girl struggles to find where she really belongs in Mixed Signals, by Sara Amini and Shadia Amin.
Heading into the Halloween season, here are some books (both scary and sweet) that set tone for festivities
A orphan must solve a family mystery in order to win her grandfather’s inheritance in The Grimlore Game, by Kalyn Josephson.
I Survived Wildlife Adventure: The Night of the Lions, 2025, by Lauren Tarshis, transports readers deep into Botswana’s Okavango Delta.
Four best friends must solve a murder while trapped in a book-themed inn during an ice storm in Lindsay Currie’s The Secret Bookstore Sleuth Society.
A girl deals with the aftermath of being wrongfully accused of throwing out other students’ art projects in Framed, by Karina Evans and Andrea Bell.