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The Dragonfly Effect
Gr 4–6—Jax Opus, tweenaged mind-bender is back in a third high-stakes adventure...
Attack of the Zombie Clones
Gr 3–6—In the series opener, Matt's entire town experienced a zombie apocalypse—and to make matters worse, his pet hamster Snuffles became a zombie, too...
Last-but-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake Queens
Gr 2–4—Life is hard when you're alphabetically the last kid in your second-grade class, but Lola Zuckerman takes it in stride...
Pop Goes the Circus!
Gr 2–5—In the fourth installment of this delightful series, Bert the circus mouse accidentally gets carried away by a balloon, though his friends in Sir Sidney's Circus have no idea—they think he's hiding after an argument with sister Gert...
The Emerald Berries
Gr 1–3—Sophie Mouse lives in a sweet and whimsical world of adorably anthropomorphized woodland creatures...
EllRay Jakes the Recess King!
Gr 2–4—What's eating EllRay Jakes? No, it's not the fact that he's the smallest kid in his third-grade class; though he's likable, EllRay's bummed that he doesn't have more friends...
The Misadventures of Salem Hyde: Dinosaur Dilemma
Gr 2–5—When Salem decides that the "Dinosaurs Alive" exhibit at the museum is misleadingly named, the young witch rectifies things, bringing statues of prehistoric creatures to all-too-vivid life...
Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales: The Underground Abductor (An Abolitionist Tale)
A first-choice selection for any children’s library and a fresh addition to Black History Month and Women’s History Month book lists.—Jaclyn Anderson, Madison County Library System, MSIn this fifth graphic novel, Revolutionary War hero Nathan Hale continues to distract his executioners; here the focus is on slavery in America and Harriet Tubman's courageous abolitionist work. As in previous volumes, irreverent humor makes a complicated story more accessible. Readers will appreciate the compelling history lesson (provided they're not put off by the small panel illustrations and tiny type). Reading list.
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