Fiction

Gr 4–6—There is nothing quiet and self-conscious Anna Wong would rather do than lose herself in a book...

Gr 6–8—Prescribed by the author as a "resource for Christian parents, especially the dads of young men ages ten to thirteen," Body Book is meant to serve in any of three ways: as a guide for parents about how to address their sons' questions regarding puberty, as a book that a father and son can study together, or simply as a handbook parents can choose to present to a boy as he faces the changes of adolescence...

Gr 1–3—Heidi Heckelbeck, a witch, is upset about a girl in her second-grade class who is unaccountably mean to her...

Gr 3-6–A blacksmith's daughter is unsatisfied with her peaceful life within the fortress of Mont Petit Pierre...

Gr 4–9—This book does several things really well...

Gr 2–5—In this engaging picture-book biography, Huerta is described as "a teacher…a detective…a friend…a warrior… an organizer…a storyteller…" and so much more...

PreS-K—Pip lives in a charming, snug burrow with his busy family members...

Gr 8–10—When Honor returns home from her brother's military funeral, she finds a letter Finn had mailed weeks before being killed by a roadside bomb...

Gr 6–10—Whatever happened to the colonists of Roanoke, Virginia? Did they vanish? Were they murdered by hostile Indians? Who built the giant monoliths on Easter Island? Where did the people come from and how did they get there? These titles offer well-researched and well-written explanations of the history, the facts, and the suppositions about these mysterious places...