Lauren Tarshis’s bestselling I Survived the Japanese Tsunami, 2011 is now a graphic novel with text adapted by Georgia Ball and art by Chris Chalk.
Browsing: ages 8 & up
A girl and her parents flee persecution in India for a life of safety in the United States in The Freedom Seeker, by Ruchira Gupta.
A girl unintentionally finds herself at the center of a mystery onboard a glamorous steamship in The Accidental Stowaway, by Judith Eagle.
Learn about language and where words came from in The Atlas of Languages: Words Around the World, by Rachel Lancashire and Jenny Zemanek.
A teen uncovers a family secret when she is evacuated to America at the start of World War II in The Blossoming Summer, by Anna Rose Johnson.
Rambunctious brothers are up to all sorts of mischief in Sharks & Minnows, the second book in the Link + Hud series by Jerome Pumphrey and Jarrett Pumphrey.
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein gets reimagined in Stitch, a middle-age gothic adventure by Pádraig Kenny.
Middle readers are always looking for a good fantasy series, especially one with magic at the center of it. What better way to spend the summer than by starting something new or returning to a land you love.
Kids love animals and graphic novels. So, what better way than to get them excited about reading than a book about horseback riding and a book about pet-sitting.
Popular authors bring the past to life through historical fiction. The following middle-grade books touch on D-Day, the rise of the Nazi regime and a Civil War Britain.