In an affecting and realistic novel with bright spots of humor, Noah faces the complexities of navigating middle school while feeling helpless in the face of a family crisis.
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In the final act of the Mapmakers Trilogy, a red fog of war is rising, and New Occident’s future hangs in the balance.
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Summer means Rock Island for the Fletchers. But this year is different–they have neighbors, for one thing. And for the first time ever, the beloved lighthouse next door is off limits.
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Nineteenth-century Saint Petersburg: Prince Lev goes to live at his family’s estate, a spooky house full of dark secrets. Only Lev, the spitting image of his grandfather, can set them free.
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Four siblings happily live together on a tropical island and take care of themselves. But when they outgrow the car they sleep in, where will they live?
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Raymie’s father has left. Raymie’s plan to get his attention by winning Little Miss Central Florida Tire becomes complicated by the new friendships that develop at baton-twirling lessons.
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While Joe, an American soldier in England, prepares for D-Day, he writes to his younger brother in Ohio. Joe hopes the descriptions of his training and secret mission make it past the censors.
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Cody can’t afford to enter his nine animals in the school pet show, so he lends some to classmates. Despite some misgivings, Cody even lets his friend Tobit borrow his rooster.
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“In Korea I was ordinary…not different. I was just me, like so many others.” But when Hee Jun and his family move to West Virginia, he discovers that he stands out. How will he adjust?
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In this wordless book, a boy and his dog embark on an unusual fishing trip. First they hook a letter F, then an I and an S. But that final letter is remarkably, even dangerously, elusive.
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