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Lifeboat 5

Lifeboat 5
Susan Hood | FICTION
A highly recommended purchase for all libraries who cherished Lifeboat 12 and seek another inspiring true story of a young girl’s extraordinary resilience.

Safiyyah’s War

Safiyyah’s War
Hiba Noor Khan | FICTION
This excellent historical novel, based on true events, will give readers a unique perspective on WWII. Recommended for wide purchase
The Hunt for the Nightingale

The Hunt for the Nightingale
Sarah Ann Juckes | FICTION
Filled with beautiful illustrations and bird facts, this moving book addresses the complexities of sudden death for middle grade readers who will be drawn to the heartfelt characters and adventure plot.
All About Grief

All About Grief
Lora-Ellen McKinney | NONFICTION
A fantastic book makes a complex subject relatable and engaging for tweens of all reading levels.
The Salt Thief: Gandhi’s Heroic March to Freedom

The Salt Thief: Gandhi’s Heroic March to Freedom
Neal Bascomb | NONFICTION
An important addition to all library shelves to demonstrate how one person’s actions can change a nation and change the world.
She Spoke Too: 14 More Women Who Raised Their Voices and Changed the World

She Spoke Too: 14 More Women Who Raised Their Voices and Changed the World
Kathy MacMillan & Manuela Bernardi | NONFICTION
This book is a vital addition to any nonfiction collection, for anyone seeking inspiration to dream bigger than they thought possible.
And Then, Boom!

And Then, Boom!
Lisa Fipps | FICTION
An excellent realistic novel in verse for all libraries serving middle grade students.
Not Nothing

Not Nothing
Gayle Forman | FICTION
This powerful book will be enjoyed by all young readers, especially those with a fondness for historical fiction. It will remind them that no matter what, no one is “not nothing.”

Frozen in Time: What Ice Cores Can Tell Us About Climate Change

Frozen in Time: What Ice Cores Can Tell Us About Climate Change
Carmella Van Vleet | NONFICTION
Guaranteed to inspire young scientists and environmentalists eager to learn how the past can guide us to a sustainable future. Highly recommended for the middle school library and classroom.
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