A tween with an attitude problem gets sent to a creepy summer camp in Camp Zero, by Erin Entrada Kelly and Eliot Schrefer.
Browsing: middle grade review
Shannon Hale’s Newbery-Honor winning classic, Princess Academy, is now available in graphic novel format with art from Victoria Ying.
A young mouse learns she has the same magical abilities as her favorite fabled hero in Bravepaw and the Heartstone of Alluria by L. M. Wilkinson and Lavanya Naidu.
Twins discover a secret side to the New York City Public Library in The Night Librarian, a graphic novel by Christopher Lincoln.
A girl faces a world of change when her family moves from Romania to Canada in The New Girl, a graphic novel by Cassandra Calin.
A teen learns about her grandmother’s life in Nazi-occupied holland while doing research for a school project in Code Name Kingfisher, by Liz Kessler.
Learn about one of the first Black nurses in the Civil War in Susie King Taylor: Nurse Teacher & Freedom Fighter, by Erica Armstrong Dunbar and Candace Buford.
A girl uses makeup as a refuge while navigating friendships and her parents’ divorce in Barbara Dee’s Violets Are Blue.
I don’t know exactly what I was expecting from Paul Acampora’s Danny Constantino’s First (And Maybe Last?) Date, but what I got was delightful.
Tod Olson’s Into the Clouds follows the experiences of three groups of mountaineers as they attempt to summit the deadly K2.