by David Almond
From the masterful David Almond comes a joyful, wistful story of boyhood, running, and tales of days gone by.
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Harry Miller’s Run
Category Archives: New Children Books
The Trouble with Friends
by Claudia Mills
The final book in the Nora Notebooks series finds Nora trying to navigate the unscientific matter of making friends with someone you have nothing in common with.
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Effie Starr Zook Has One More Question
by Martha Freeman
City girl Effie Starr Zook is the opposite of excited about spending the summer on her aunt and uncle’s farm in Nowheresville, PA, until she stumbles across a mystery that leads her smack into an old family feud.
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Short
by Holly Goldberg Sloan
Julia is very short for her age, but by the end of the summer she’ll realize how big she is inside, where it counts.
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Cavern of Secrets: Wing & Claw #2
by Linda Sue Park
Journey with our young apothecary hero to new heights of danger, exciting adventure, and intriguing botanical magic.
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Secrets & Sequences: Secret Coders
by Gene Luen Yang
The coders are back in the third volume of this exciting computer-programming series with Principal Dean demanding thay turn over their most powerful robot.
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Hideout
by Watt Key
In this riveting middle-grade adventure, the son of a Mississippi policeman finds a boy living on his own in the wilderness.
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Billions of Bricks
by Kurt Cyrus
The math-inspired picture book for young children leads readers through a day in the life of a construction worker building with bricks.
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Look Up!
by Jung Jin-ho
Dramatic Aerial views tell the story of a wheelchair-bound girl on a balcony who urges passersby below to look up!
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Solutions for Cold Feet and Other Little Problems
by Carey Sookocheff
Readers will enjoy a sweet and gently humorous look at practical, creative answers for the little daily problems in one young girl’s life, including her exuberant and pesky dog.
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