A new student dreams big and finds inspiration and friendship when she joins the ultra-competitive high school marching band in Crescent Moon Marching, by Hamachi Yamada.
Browsing: ages 9 & up
Stepsisters find themselves watching over a wild foal during a summer of change in Midsummer Sisters, a contemporary graphic novel by Niki Smith.
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.
A girl moves in with her aunt and finds herself in the middle of a town scandal in The Edge of Forever, by Meghan Browne.
Just in time for the 30th anniversary of The Invasion, Scholastic is introducing the Animorphs series to a new generation of readers.
A boy gets drawn into his new town’s intense summer game of Capture the Flag in The Endless Game, a graphic novel by J.D. Amato and Sophie Morse.
First Crush is the highly-anticipated follow-up to Cassandra Calin’s popular New Girl, a graphic novel for middle readers.
For years, the Dear America series has been introducing readers to American history. Now, two of the novels, The Winter of Red Snow and A Journey to the New World have been released in deluxe paperback form.
A girl searches for her lost dog and truths about her family in Glory Be, a middle-grade novel in verse by Jamie Sumner.
A girl is sucked into a still-in-development, top secret game in Escape Room: Game Zero, a middle-grade by Christopher Edge.