Fiction
Gr 2–4—Smith uses a fictional radio sports announcer to introduce the players on both Negro League East-West Classic teams in this beginning chapter book...
K-Gr 2—Without actually mentioning the words "fart," "gas," or "toot," Pallotta cleverly writes about the topic that will guarantee giggles from kids everywhere...
Gr 9 Up—This book reviews the cataclysmic years of 1789–1799...
Gr 8 Up—When Mirabelle runs away from her godmothers to Beau Rivage, the city where she was born, she hopes to discover answers about her parents' tragic death...
Gr 6–8—The story of Sullivan, who was visually impaired herself, starts off with her in the Keller home wrestling with the difficult task of teaching the young blind and deaf child...
Gr 5–8—In this installment, Zozimos is kidnapped by his uncle so they can exact revenge on the evil witch who killed the king and banished him, the only prince, from the kingdom...
PreS-Gr 1—When Sam tosses his blanket from the top stair and commands, "Fly blanky fly!" it does, and so his adventure begins...
Gr 4–6—Best friends Lee Jones and Joan Lee are about to graduate from their San Francisco middle school...
Gr 7 Up—Caricature, turnabouts, puns, and gross-out gags are the order of the day in this broad parody of all three books in the "The Hunger Games" trilogy (Scholastic)...
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